Tag: mental health
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How to know that you’re on the right path
Whenever you feel lost, remember that that’s technically not possible because you are right where you’re supposed to be. Ever since I started this trip through Europe, I haven’t felt lost once. I know I’m on the right path, because I can feel it. Whenever you feel purely free, you know you’re doing the right thing.…
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You are right where you’re supposed to be
Travelling teaches you how to not wish you were everywhere all at once. When we scroll through social media we tend to compare our lives to others and then when we actually go to all these places, even the hostel we choose in one city could make all the difference — you could be missing…
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Time alone. A poetic letter to you
Time. Fuel me please. Make sure I’ll feel at ease. Whenever you please so, please let me go. Time — what is this relationship of ours? You know I pray to you, but I’m also in fear of losing you. You’re not a constant but you aren’t unreliable either. Some love you, others fear you,…
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You can always say NO and you need to
Before I knew my first boyfriend, I was dying to finally know what it was like. My first “relationship” I’d had being 10 years old. I had been so convinced it was necessary to connect on new levels with other kids I was “attracted to”. BULLSHIT. Enjoy not being in a relationship unless it’s the…
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What does being present even mean?
Engaging with your senses. Seeing the depth of green of the grass in front of you.Admiring the wisdom of the trees and watching them wave at you.Smiling while the birds and bees and butterflies dance their dances.Listening to the story the flowing river is telling to nobody in particular.Feeling the prickle of the sun and the…
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Why being single in my 20s is the best decision ever
don’t settle for someone unless they’re all you ever dreamed of. ONE. Being single has allowed me to find out who I am without outer influences. In a time so uncertain of who I am, who I ever was and who I will be, I’m glad to be exploring this Me all alone. First I…
Nele Kintrup 