A little joy of life and why I love art exhibitions

Women love cars too: what could that mean?

In search of like-minded people, and the desire to move forward together

Long-distance love is like coffee without sugar: not to everyone's taste, but connoisseurs claim that it has the real flavor. It sounds beautiful in movies and books: letters at sunset, conversations under the moon, hearts in messengers and waiting, like in a movie. But in life, it requires patience, trust and a lot of inner strength.

In our fast and busy world, it's easy to lose sight of the beauty and depth of everyday moments. We often strive for something more, forgetting that true happiness and understanding can be hidden in the simplest things.

How can we learn to build the future we dream of and not be afraid of the unknown? In this post, I will share my thoughts on how visualization and goal setting can help us create a better life.

Bachata is not just a dance, it is a whole set of emotions that explode from the first step. If you are looking for something more than just physical activity, then bachata may be what you have been looking for for a long time.

With the birth of a child, a woman receives not just a new role - she becomes a guide of life, part of a great mystery in which God entrusts her with the most valuable thing: a new soul

With each year that passes, comes not only experience, but also clarity. I am not looking for games, I am not interested in the temporary

Sometimes in the noise of the days and the quiet evenings I catch myself thinking one simple but profound thought: I want to feel like a loved woman

When I say that I am 54 and a grandmother, people usually react like this: "Oh, where's the knitting? And why do you have bright nails?" And I answer them: "Because life goes on! And so does manicure!"

A little about life, dreams, and how I see true, warm feelings. Simple, sincere, and from the heart. 💛🩷

You know what I realized? I don't want a relationship "for a while", "for now it's convenient", "until I meet someone better"

I love to live... Not just to exist — but to live every moment, every breath of air, every look that passes through my body.

We live in an era of individualism. We are taught to be independent, self-sufficient, strong alone

Saying "no" is an act of self-respect. Yet for many of us, it’s incredibly difficult. We fear being judged, rejected, or seen as unkind. So we say "yes" to things we don’t want to do, to people who drain us, to commitments that leave us overwhelmed.

Sometimes I just put on my favorite underwear… even if no one will see it. I put on perfume without leaving the house. I turn on music and dance in front of the mirror, as if someone special is looking at me. And you know why?

When was the last time you spent an entire day without looking at a screen? No phone, no computer, no TV? For many of us, it’s hard to even remember. We are more connected than ever, yet often feel more anxious, distracted, and disconnected from ourselves.

We often convince ourselves not to try new things by hiding behind fear disguised as logic. "What if I fail?" we ask. "What if I’m not good enough?" But here’s a better question: what if it changes your life?

We all experience days when our minds feel blank and our motivation disappears. It’s as if the creative spark has vanished, and everything we try to do feels forced or lifeless. But the truth is, inspiration isn’t always a sudden flash of genius. Often, it’s something we must actively seek and nurture.