wieland-art @wieland-art
I used to think of myself as a person who always had everything under control. I was the go-to girl at work for advice on how to handle any situation. My colleagues looked up to me and respected my opinion. But after my divorce, I lost all sense of purpose and direction. It felt like I was living in a world that wasn't mine anymore. I started making bad decisions and putting myself in unhealthy relationships. Then one day, something inside me snapped and I realized it was time for change.
I moved away from the city to a small town where no one knew my name or my story. For years, I kept to myself and focused on healing, growing, and becoming someone new. It wasn't always easy; there were times when loneliness felt like an endless ocean and I questioned whether it was worth fighting for life anymore. But slowly and steadily, the pieces of my shattered heart began to heal.
I know what happiness feels like again because I've been there before. And that's something that I carry with me wherever I go. Today, I wake up each morning knowing exactly who I am and what I want out of this world. The girl who thought she had everything under control is now just a chapter in the story of my life - one that I learned from, but would never repeat. My name is Nina.
