The Wednesday before Easter is not yet the holiday itself, but there is already something special in the air.

Maundy Thursday has always been a special day for me.

The Friday before Easter is a special day for me. It’s when the house smells clean, fresh bread and a little vanilla.

You know, when spring is just beginning its steps, the world seems to melt. I am not in a hurry, I just enjoy the moments - fresh air, droplets on the windows, tulips that look at me like little suns. And in my head - tender thoughts about Easter, about the fact that soon we will celebrate.

I decorate the house: ribbons, baskets, candles with the scent of honey. Everything is so warm, soft... as if the space becomes safe for miracles.

Spring changes not only nature... it seems to touch the heart. I smile more often, look at the sky longer, prepare for Easter with such trepidation, as if for the first time.

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"Waiting is an art. But it is not necessary to remain silent."

"Nature is my inner peace. And when you have the right person by your side, it's a small paradise."

"How I imagine an evening with peace, romance and a little bit of magic..."

Where tenderness begins with the very first breath…

In our fast-paced world, where we are bombarded with information every minute, the desire for “more, faster, better” has become the norm.

You meet someone. They just say "hi" and you get goosebumps. You sit next to them - and you don't want to leave. You are silent - but it's as if you are communicating. This is what is called "chemistry".

Correspondence is addictive. You wait for a message, read between the lines, listen to voicemails... It seems that you have become closer. But day after day passes - and there is still no meeting.

In a world where distance is no longer an obstacle, the question increasingly arises: is it possible to build real intimacy through a screen?

You finally meet someone with whom you click. It becomes hot from one look, your breath is lost from the message, in your head there is only one thing: "this is not just sympathy".

You haven't seen his walk. You don't know what he smells like. You've never caught his gaze. But you're already laughing, sharing candid things, planning a meeting...

True love can be beautiful, but at the same time dangerous. Not because it hurts, but because... we sometimes lose ourselves in it.

Modern love increasingly lives in messages, video calls and plans to "see each other someday". Long-distance relationships are the reality of thousands of couples connected by kilometers. But with distance comes... jealousy.