Don't feel bad when you turn 22!

I don't know what time it is or how we're getting older. 

My family & friends used to tell me when I was 16 that I should live my teenage life

And I refused to be a teenager because I was thinking differently. 

They thought living life, and your age, are like the other people who are the same age! 

3 years later, I met a beautiful woman who told me,

"You're nineteen; still a TEENager, live your age, you'll grow". 

Actually, my point wasn't that!

It was; I thought I was living, if not, how can I live as a teenager!

I'm not a shopping lover, or a girls' gathering fan

I don't like makeup or getting dressed all the time 

I just don't like to do something that's not me.

When I knew how to live my teenage life my way and create awesome things

I was afraid when I turned 20 because I'd enjoyed 19 so much. 

I thought, "I'm not a teenager anymore, and I'm more responsible about everything." 


After many experiences, no one can decide what our joy in life is.

No one can know what the good way is that suits us best.

Now I'm turning 22 YO, and I've stopped thinking about what I should do next.

How to live my age, how do great things all the time!

I stopped actually waiting for the good time to do something I want

Because I don't have time for later, and the only thing I have is (Now).

I ask myself: if I die, what should I do more?

My answer is nothing to do.

I'm happy with the things I have done

Happy with now, and I won't do anything just because I'll die.

I had a good life, I did extraordinary things, I'm so thankful & glad about that.


And for me, this is it, every time I'm getting old!

I get more of the beauty, wisdom, knowledge, and experience; it doesn't matter how old you are.

It doesn't matter if you did something extraordinary before or not

You shouldn't feel bad just because you know something extraordinary and didn't have the chance to do it!


DON'T FEEL BAD BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T MAKE AWESOME THINGS (YET).

To all the versions I once was;

I HAVE NO ENERGY LEFT

“I HAVE NO ENERGY LEFT” I said that after doing my best. I have no fight left in me for those who have no dignity, for those who are different in a good or bad way, just different. The ones who don’t align with my values. The ones who choose themselves over others, Who listens to one side and refuse to hear the other. Who thinks twice before giving, who think twice before loving, who think twice about sharing their food not only that, but carry such heavy moods they make you question your own goodness, as if it’s not enough, or not as worthy as theirs. Those who see the world differently who decides who is right and who is wrong, who deserves land more than another, Who deserves a visa? a paper, or even a mother. To the politicians’ anger. To women-haters. I had no energy left in me. To those who cannot dream. To those who do not dare. To live life I wish to spare myself. To the greedy. To the needy. To the ones who do not dare to dream, yet still dare to scream!
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Take wisdom from the mouths of crazy people

"It’s not about being right; it's about observing people." -Vailcan people- It was the first thing this drunk man said. It was kind of interesting. He came closer and kept talking. The first thought that came to my mind was: “Take wisdom from the mouths of crazy people.” Somehow, it was true until it wasn’t. He talked a lot, mostly about his personal journey and life, which was of no interest to me at all, But I let him speak. Until he suddenly raised his voice at me and said: “Why the fucking Muslim prays in the street in front of the cathedral and not in the fucking mosque?” He said it angrily. I kept listening. I kept observing. It took me years of my life to learn how to stay calm in such moments when it comes to almost any topic. I don’t react easily. I don’t get angry, especially in the last few years, After burnout taught me silence. I listened to the voice in my head, looked into his eyes, and wondered: What do I see there? Racism? Fear? Ignorance? All of it? I wo...
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To all the versions I once were;

 To all the versions I once was; To the saddest of me, the one who suffered a lot, experienced many emotions for the first time The first time, I couldn’t handle a rejection The first time I was sad about living The first time I experienced loss and death When my grandma passed away, I went to the kitchen to bake a cake, and my mom hit me and told me I was disrespectful! But I was 11 back then, and I didn’t know how to deal with it. No one taught me because no one could. To the first fear, when I first lost my mom at the shops, no one was holding my hand I was scared to death, to feel left behind, to feel the fear in every inch That fear comes with madness, and a lot of crying, you look around like crazy But my 4-year-old me didn’t know better Didn’t know how to come up with ideas beyond imagination, and then I was terrified. To the happy one, once. When I was elected in a competition, and my grandpa cried with happiness He gave me my first phone. And I remember the first time when...
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