For some reason, the most important conversations often take place in the kitchen. It’s easier to talk, easier to be silent, and easier to think. The kitchen is not just a place to eat, it’s a space for pauses.

It’s there that we stand with a cup of tea, looking out the window when we don’t know what to do next. Thoughts arise there that don’t come in the bedroom or living room. Maybe it’s the routine movements: cutting, washing, brewing - your hands are busy, and your head is finally free.

The kitchen knows how to be honest. It doesn’t require beautiful poses, makeup, or the right words. Sometimes, just sitting down at the table and being with yourself for a few minutes is enough to feel supported.