Sacha Kurucz

Among a sex-soaked society, I felt alone in what I assumed was my passé view of romance.

Ever wondered if your endlessly curious attitude was a gift or a curse?

The path has been set, the story already published. However, the future is yours to pave or write.

Think of it like the kind of love you’d see in an old-school romance novel, where the two characters involved have to first fall head over heels with one other before any potential sexual pleasure can be experienced.

Keep things clear and simple.

Gaining inner peace begins by organizing and prioritizing our mental welfare.

Life is basically a game of trial and error.

At the end of the day, however hard things may be, you have to have hope that things will change.

Ignoring the flame will only make it burn deeper.

Nothing worth achieving ever comes easy, as they say. It takes time.

Maybe the journey won’t always turn into a perfect fairytale or an epic adventure, but that’s okay.

Hating yourself for not being “perfect” is just a waste of energy.

Does it make me half a person because I’m not there yet?

As much as it may confuse you, when a person with depression is admitting to you they’re at their lowest, the last thing they need to hear is you offer pearls of wisdom.

“I deserve the best and that’s all I’ll ever accept.”

In order to be able to fully flourish, you must find the space to do so.

Thinking you can both be friends straight after ending your intense relationship is a naive mistake we all make at some point in our lives. Inevitably though, all it does is hold us back.

Sometimes you just want to hit rewind, not only on the day but on your whole life. You want to start it again, armed with the knowledge that making certain moves will change your future.