And then there's us, miles apart


Sitting in our pajamas, with disheveled hair, in front of a laptop screen, with a cup of cold tea. We like, we write, we wait, we reread. And... we start to feel amazing feelings.

Is it possible to fall in love with someone you've never hugged?
Whom you've never heard snoring or laughing
Who doesn't know what we look like when we eat pizza with our hands, but knows how you formulate thoughts at night.

It doesn't seem serious at first.
It's a little funny. It's almost like a ghost story, except he's answering.
And then - oops! - and you can already recognize by the tone of the message what mood your partner is in.
when there are worries, if he is not online, and you shudder with joy when it appears “typing...”.

It's not about despair or loneliness or replacing reality. It's about how the soul suddenly finds someone else's rhythm - and starts dancing with them, even if the bodies are still far away.

It's possible to fall in love through a screen.
It's certainly not like a movie where the characters run in the rain towards each other.
But perhaps it's a new genre. Something between comedy, drama and wonder.

And yes, the Wi-Fi is sometimes weak, but if the connection is real, it always catches.