Dear men, today I want to talk about a topic that often raises questions and even doubts among you: What to do when you feel that you are "too good" for your woman? This feeling can be both a compliment and a cause for concern if you do not understand how to correctly perceive your role in the relationship. 🤔

Hi guys! Today I want to talk about a topic that often remains in the shadows - about women's complexes. And most importantly, why you men don't always see them, although they can actually be a huge part of our inner world.

I know that you prefer to fish rather than waste time looking for the right gear. But we all understand that the right choice of fishing equipment can be the key to a successful fishing trip. And here I am, a woman who may not have been fishing since childhood, but I know exactly how to choose gear so that fishing brings only pleasure. 😏

Sometimes it seems to me that I live in a parallel reality. While the whole world is running, making noise, flickering with screens and advertising, I wake up to the crow of a rooster, hear the wind swaying the leaves, and I know for sure: this morning will again be something real.🌿

You know, I hesitated for a long time to write this letter. Because in a world where everyone is in a hurry, where they are running, afraid to stop and look back, admitting loneliness seems like weakness. But in fact, this is probably one of the bravest things you can do. Admit: yes, I miss a loved one. Yes, I want love. Real. Pure. Warm. Not perfect - but mine.💖✨

You fall in love again - with someone who is emotionally unavailable. Or with someone who criticizes, ignores, pushes away. The mind understands: "This is not yours." And the body seems to whisper: "But how drawn ..."

You just went through a painful breakup, swore to yourself “no more romances” - and here, a couple of weeks later, again butterflies, adrenaline, round-the-clock correspondence and euphoria. A familiar story?

We are used to thinking that love should save. From loneliness, from pain, from ourselves. That it should be a warm blanket that will cover us in a difficult moment.

You look into a person’s eyes — and it seems like a spark runs between you. Your heart beats faster, your palms sweat, your thoughts get confused. Isn’t this love? Or is it all the tricks of dopamine and oxytocin?

Sometimes, to change everything, you just need to pack your suitcase and leave. Not because you're running away. But because you want to find yourself.

Since childhood, we have been surrounded by stories in which a lonely hero finds his "other half" — and that's when real life begins. We grow up with the idea that someone should "complete" us, "heal" and "finish" us. But what if all this is a beautiful myth that prevents us from being happy here and now?

Sometimes true love hides behind a profile that you would have previously scrolled past.

Sometimes it seems that life changes require something grandiose — moving, changing jobs, a miracle. But in reality, everything starts small. I have seen this for myself.

In the modern world, loneliness is often perceived as something negative. We are used to constant busyness, communication, notifications and online presence. Being alone is almost like going against the flow. But loneliness is not a sentence, but an opportunity.

I believe in coincidences that turn out to be fate.

Spring is a gentle return to life — a time of renewal, quiet beauty, and inner peace. 🌸 It invites us to slow down, feel the moment, and open our hearts to love and new beginnings.

At first glance, the phrase is paradoxical. How can madness have logic? Isn't madness a complete denial of common sense? But if you look more closely, it becomes clear: even the strangest, most absurd, most destructive actions always have their own internal logic - even if it is not obvious from the outside.

How many stories begin with the words: “I saw her — and that’s it. Like lightning”? Beauty really can knock you down. We fall in love with a look, a gait, the sound of a voice. It’s instant, it’s bright, it’s attractive. But for how long?

Sometimes it seems like the world demands the impossible from us: to be perfect, strong, collected. But it’s worth acknowledging a simple truth: we are people. With our fears, mistakes, vulnerability. And that’s okay.

"Love flees from those who chase it, and throws itself on the neck of those who run away." It sounds paradoxical, but this phrase hides a deep life truth that many have encountered. Why does this happen?