Many women don’t even notice the moment when they stop wanting what they really want. Desires become quiet, uncertain, and sometimes disappear altogether. They are replaced by obligations, logic, and convenience.

Over the years, a habit of not trusting yourself appears. Calling your dreams unrealistic, your needs excessive, and your aspirations untimely. But desires do not disappear without a trace. They turn into inner dissatisfaction and a feeling that life is passing you by.

When a woman allows herself to honestly look at what she really wants, fear appears. Because desires require change. But along with fear comes energy - alive, real, long-forgotten.

Wanting is not weakness. It is a sign of life. And a woman who has allowed herself this no longer agrees to exist without meaning.