I realized something recently that kind of changed my perspective on all this fear I've been carrying. The thing is, I was treating inexperience like it was a personal failure instead of treating it like what it actually is—just where I am right now. And maybe that's the most important distinction I could make. 💡

A young artist from Kyiv searching for real love, stability, and a better future for her daughter.

A calm and loyal woman from Odesa searching for a meaningful connection and a new beginning in life.

A little piece of my story — a Ukrainian woman building her new life in Los Angeles, balancing ambition, motherhood, and hope.

The best thing for me is to understand the difference between what I can't change and what I simply haven't changed yet. And that's actually a radical reposition. 💭

I still believe in all the things I said before—I do think there's beauty in choosing to build a home and a family with intention.

The best thing for me isn't to compromise on what I believe, and it's not to become harder or more judgmental either. It's to become more fully myself—more deeply rooted in my faith, more clear about what I'm actually looking for, and more honest about what I need.

People from outside sometimes look at rural life and see limitation. They see what we don't have—the theaters, the restaurants, the choices. But what they don't see is what we do have, and what's been given to me by staying close to the land and the cycles of nature is something precious. 💚

Everyone around me seems to know exactly who they are and what they want, and I'm still here figuring out basic things. But maybe that's actually okay? Maybe being young and uncertain isn't something I need to fix right now.

A small reflection about the quiet magic of winter and the spark it awakens inside us.

A small reflection born from sunshine, warm air, and the rare feeling of effortless happiness.

A small story about slowing down, sunlit gardens, and the quiet joy of an unexpected pause.

Sometimes the most peaceful places are just a few steps away — like the corner of a balcony where a new day begins.

Some locations remind you how big the world is… and how beautiful it feels to be a small part of it.

Sometimes the quietest moments teach us the most about ourselves.

Traveling taught me something simple and precious: you notice beauty only when you stop rushing.

New York has a strange magic — it makes you feel tiny and limitless at the same time.

I thought a lot about plans, interesting ideas... but I remembered that my heart is still emptying but why?

I’m really passionate about psychology because I love understanding how people think and feel. It helps me see the world from different perspectives and connect with others on a deeper level. Besides that, I enjoy dancing—it’s my way to express emotions and stay active. Whether it’s ballet, salsa, or just freestyle, dance brings me joy and energy. I’m also a big fan of cooking.

Winter is today, but outside the window autumn is still clinging to the last leaves, and the sky seems to be thinking: "Should we give people snow or wait a little longer?" And you know, I like this intermediate state when winter is already here, but not quite yet.