You know, sometimes we run for everything for so long - careers, dreams, affairs, external "happiness" - that we forget about the main thing ... About small, real. What smells of milk laughs through a dream and squeezes you with tiny fingers. I am not afraid of this dream anymore. I'm ready. It is ready to give the world baby - not from a casual man, but from one who will be my inspiration. Not perfect, not perfect ... but sincere, alive, with the look in which I feel: here it is. My place. My house. My father of my child.

Sometimes it seems like I live in a movie. Only in this movie there is no glamour, red carpet and evening dresses. Here the scenery is different: rubber boots by the door, a bucket of warm milk, and the sky is so starry that you want to talk to it in a whisper.🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️

Hi, my name is Jan. It always seemed to me that life should be like in a fairy tale. With the prince, with a happy finale, with magic that heals all wounds. But now I understand - real life does not always give us sugar stories. It has pain, frustration, sad mornings and restless nights. But at the same time - we decide what our fairy tale will be. We are the creators of our plot, the authors of each line.

I'm philosophizing a little here today. I got comfortable, wrapped myself in a blanket, grabbed a cup of coffee - and suddenly a question popped into my head, which I want to share with you. Why do you think men are so often afraid of girls with character?💖😏

I love looking at it, guessing what the story is behind each drawing. Sometimes it's just beautiful. And sometimes it's like a secret on the skin that you want to unravel.💋

We all know that a wedding is that very moment when life is divided into “before” and “after”. But what is really behind this “majestic” event, where all the ladies wear white, and the grooms try not to forget the date? After all, not everything that begins with a wedding ends well.

Who said that love is only about feelings? Yeah, right, and about hormones too. Do you know what the funniest thing about love is? It’s not as romantic as it seems in the movies. It’s more of a set of chemical reactions, molecules, and hormones that literally sweep us off our feet.

We all once dreamed of becoming superheroes, astronauts, celebrities, or at least the owners of a huge ice cream factory. And, to be honest, these dreams are the most honest. Not because we were stupid, but because they had no boundaries. We believed in the impossible, in miracles, and that the world could be changed.

Have you ever experienced the moment when someone finally understood your sarcasm, even if you said it "not seriously"? That's happiness! Being understood is like finding a lost sock. Just wonderful!

The heart, it seems, was really made to be broken. But let's face it - it's not the end of the world! How many times have we experienced disappointment, and then got up again and continued to move forward?

Perhaps you have also noticed: People dream so often - but rarely go. They are afraid. Waiting for a convenient opportunity. Doubting. Thinking: "What if it doesn't work out?"

Are you not perfect? Congratulations. You are alive. And if you are sometimes told that you are “weird” – even better. It means that you definitely have something special that this world lacks.

When I'm especially sad or anxious, I remember this phrase. „The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.“ It's like a quiet whisper in your head: don't give up. Think with your heart. Believe.

Sometimes it all starts with a ticket. Or a glance. And ideally, with both at the same time.

Sometimes it seems to me that I was born with a suitcase in my soul. Some people have an anchor in their hearts, but I have a compass. And it always shows: forward, towards something new.

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