
“When you are young, you wait for the world to save you. You think that a Europe trip would ease your worries away, and a ‘Miss you’ text from that one person who you think about everyday but still don’t talk to will help you live a little better. You are alive in your head more than this miserable physical world. You think that you are never going to be fine and maybe this is the best that you can have. But when you grow older, everything changes. You realize that grand gestures and other people do not save you, mundane things in your everyday life do.
You do not daydream of trips to soothe your mind anymore. Instead, you stand in front of the balcony and look at the glowing orange moon while sipping your coffee and somehow it makes you feel a little less lonely. It’s as if the moon can look back at you and listen to all the rambles of your heart. You make a playlist for almost everything to finishing the last episode of your new favorite show. It’s like a time capsule that you revisit all the time just to remember how you’ve lived your life.
You come home tired and lay on your sofa but the way your home smell makes you feel like you belong somewhere. You realize that intimacy isn’t just physical or romantic. You catch sunsets every evening because you love the way they remind you that there’s a new day ahead. You find that you have stopped giving in to unnecessary stress and you live your life by your intentions and not your habits. You empty your pockets and let go of all the things that are too heavy for you to carry. And when someone offers you their half-hearted love, you smile and refuse because you have realized that looking for love is synonymous to looking for yourself. When you find who you really are, you find love because they are the same. And instead of searching for the world to save you, you finally learn to save yourself….”


















































