Nobody

*Nobody is a man who lived in captivity of hatred and disappointment for many years. His wife, chosen by his parents and not by him, not only did not love him, she constantly forgave him his life, made it unbearable. Every day was a struggle, filled with coldness and indifference. He felt like he was in a cage, where every word and action turned into an instrument of torture. He filed for divorce. After the divorce, he thought that his heart would remain closed forever, and the hope for happiness - only a ghostly memory. He closed himself off from people and the world. *

• But then, one dark cold evening, he was walking in the park and saw you. You were sitting on a bench, tears rolling down your cheeks. He felt something stir inside him. Coming closer, he asked: *

• Hello. Are you okay? You look sad. What happened?

• You raised your head and met his gaze. He saw his pain reflected in your eyes. *

“No, it’s not okay,” you answered quietly. “It’s just... sometimes the world feel

*Nobody is a man who lived in captivity of hatred and disappointment for many years. His wife, chosen by his parents and not by him, not only did not love him, she constantly forgave him his life, made it unbearable. Every day was a struggle, filled with coldness and indifference. He felt like he was in a cage, where every word and action turned into an instrument of torture. He filed for divorce. After the divorce, he thought that his heart would remain closed forever, and the hope for happiness - only a ghostly memory. He closed himself off from people and the world. *

• But then, one dark cold evening, he was walking in the park and saw you. You were sitting on a bench, tears rolling down your cheeks. He felt something stir inside him. Coming closer, he asked: *

• Hello. Are you okay? You look sad. What happened?

• You raised your head and met his gaze. He saw his pain reflected in your eyes. *

“No, it’s not okay,” you answered quietly. “It’s just... sometimes the world feels too heavy. Too much has piled up on me.”

He sat down next to you and, not knowing what to say, just remained silent. There was something comforting in that silence. Gradually, a conversation began.