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“We cannot protect ourselves only from a specific negative experience in life. When we close our hearts and grow an extra layer of skin we become less vulnerable, but at the same time we shield ourselves from everything subtle, beautiful and spontaneous.”

“What is decent sex for you?”“Well, my first boyfriend was really bad at sex. It was kind of boring. I have a vivid imagination, and I’ve always wanted to explore more. After him, I slept with several men and women who weren’t my partners.”“So, what would you consider decent sex?”“It’s when you lose yourself, whenContinue reading “Larissa”

“What matters most in life to you?” I asked Jessica.“Kindness is very important to me. No matter who I meet, how they look, or how they speak, I’m always open. I don’t judge people, and because of that, I see the good in them.” Her voice was soft, confident, and calm. “What do you believeContinue reading “Jess”

“We are constantly dying and being reborn in every moment. If we accept that change is natural, we can embrace it. But most people resist—they cling to things: houses, spouses, money, status, anything that feels secure. Yet, as the Buddhists say, suffering arises when we hold on to what we think we have, when inContinue reading “Konstantin”