Emotional pain doesn't scream — it just lives quietly inside, squeezing your chest and leaving a lump in your throat that cannot be described in words.
Yes, the soul sometimes hurts. But it also heals — slowly, gently, in its own way. And one day you realize: it has become stronger than before.
It is pain without bruises, without fever, which no one can see. It hides behind a smile, behind the phrase “I'm fine,” behind the things we do to distract ourselves from our thoughts. Emotional pain doesn't scream — it just lives quietly inside, squeezing your chest and leaving a lump in your throat that cannot be described in words.
But it appears where it really matters: where we loved, hoped, were disappointed, and grew. Therefore, this pain is not an enemy. It reminds us that we have a heart. And it should be treated in a special way: with silence, warmth, conversation, self-care, and small joys that restore our breath.
Yes, the soul sometimes hurts. But it also heals — slowly.