For love we need “we.” A reflective Valentine’s Day essay on how “me” and “you” become “we,” and why self-love is the foundation of every meaningful relationship.
Love Is How You Stay
A reflective essay on love as presence and commitment, exploring how staying—during imperfect and difficult moments—is where real love reveals itself.
Love Has Seasons
Love moves through seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter. This reflective Valentine’s Day essay explores how relationships grow, change, and deepen over time.
The “I Love You” Cliché
A reflective Valentine’s Day essay on why “I love you,” despite being called a cliché, remains the most honest and meaningful way to express love when backed by action and presence.
The Confusion of Kindness
Kindness is often confused with weakness. This reflective essay explores why true kindness needs boundaries, how saying no can be an act of self-respect, and why givers must protect their limits.
Fake Is Already Normal
Fake has become normal, and honesty often feels offensive. A reflection on staying real in a world that prefers comfort over truth.
The Dining Table
Life is like a dining table—chairs come and go as we grow. A reflection on friendship, change, and why fewer seats can still mean belonging.
Georgi Kisyov – Reflections & Books 