Graham Greene, a British critic and writer, said that “there is always a time in childhood when the door opens and the future comes in. “While this may be real, this door can sometimes be opened too soon. We don’t know how to tell children about a breakup, because they’re too small and innocent, and […]
It’s so strange. Today I look at your face in the photos and it seems that I don’t even know you, just a hint of familiarity, a trace of the affection I had so much for that radiant smile, it’s hard to admit, but it looks like a faded photo for time, for bad weather.
The word detachment can make you feel cold and selfish, nothing further from reality. The word detachment, understood in the context of personal growth, is a valuable inner value that we must all learn to develop. Practicing detachment does not mean giving up everything that is important to us, breaking emotional bonds or personal relationships
