Why? After all, that's exactly what it all starts for — to meet, to look each other in the eyes, to hear a real voice, to feel that this isn't just someone online, but a real person.

Probably because it's safe behind a screen.
You can be a little better than you are in real life — a little braver, a little more perfect. 📱✨
You can think through every word, delete an unfortunate message, and hide the tremor in your voice.

But in person, everything is real.
There's no hiding there.
And if someone doesn't accept you for who you are... it hurts.

We're not afraid of meeting someone—we're afraid of rejection, disappointment, vulnerability.
Because face-to-face communication is a risk.

You can't "edit" or "delete a message." There are pauses, awkwardness, emotions. And maybe that's what makes it real. 💫

I don't judge those who are afraid. I understand.
Sometimes it's easier to hide behind a screen than to open up your soul and show how much you want someone to finally stay.
But you know what's interesting?
The warmest, most genuine feelings are still born not online, but between two people who have made the decision.
Made the decision to step out from behind the screen. Made the decision to meet. Made the decision to live. 🌹

I believe that everything truly valuable begins with one step—toward each other. Maybe it's in the fall, when everything around us becomes quieter and more honest, that it's worth taking the risk?
Just show up. Just look into their eyes. Just be there.

What do you think?
Why is it easier for people to text than to meet face to face?
Maybe you've also put off meeting up in the past, afraid the magic of texting would fade?.. ✉️💔