Recently, the internet has been overflowing with articles about self-realization. At the same time, women’s self-realization is often criticized with the claim that it supposedly suppresses femininity entirely. Is that true? Let’s try to figure it out.

An incredible number of women are not confident in their beauty. What are the reasons behind this paradox? They lie deep within us. We may not always be aware of them, yet their impact on our self-perception is constant.

There lives a woman — beautiful, interesting, and in many ways successful. Yet her gaze is very tired. She is simply exhausted from carrying everything on her own. But she keeps doing it day after day. She has no one to rely on, and life confirms this to her with each passing day.

What I will tell my son about life — even though he won’t listen… That’s how life works: parents speak, children don’t listen, and later comes the “oh, if only youth had known…”

Envious people would call it a diagnosis. And yet the only difference from the rest of humanity is the content of pheomelanin — the light pigment in the structure of hair. And so many rumors and debates around this brightness…

“A person without wrinkles is someone who never dared to truly live,” says an Eastern proverb.

I won’t repeat the common tips from women’s magazines on how to become more beautiful — instead, I’ll share something no one else will tell you.

An honest confession of a woman far from modern beauty standards.

If you ever happen to think that life for a woman ends after forty — remember this article highlighting the wonderful qualities that only women over… possess.

It seems to me (I might be wrong a million times) that relationships at 40 are much simpler and more honest than those that begin at 20. There are just a few very simple and clear principles here that must never be broken.