After many years, I’ve recently come up with the courage to open up about my binge eating journey. And I was honestly amazed and deeply touched by the response I got. So many people reached out to me in public and in private. To encourage me, to thank me, to tell me about their own struggles. This is why I decided to keep sharing about my journey.
Eva
And then I moved to Mexico
So yes, that happened. It’s something I’ve been dreaming of for many years. After my first visit in 2015, I always knew I was gonna come back at some point. To see more of this amazing country. To catch up with my wonderful friends. To simply travel. And while I never really considered actually living in Mexico as a realistic option, I somehow always had it in the back of my head.
A taste of reality
The past three weeks have been tough. Not in a „my cat died“ kind of way. But in a „I need to force myself to crawl out of bed every morning“ kind of way. The kind of way I see many people spending their entire lives. The kind of way I have made my life’s mission to avoid.
6 years of nomadlife: The ups, the downs and everything in between
I have been finding myself go back to when it all started a lot recently. To the summer of 2012. To the day I’ve been waiting for for so many years. Finally done with school. Finally not stuck in this more or less predefined path I had been following for my entire life up to that point. Finally free. Free to breathe, free to move, free to leave. So that’s what I did.
Why I think that traveling sucks
(And how we can make it better)
It’s been a little over a year since I started my Master’s degree in Tourism Management. Time flies. And so did I. Quite a bit. Which sucks.
That little voice inside of me
I have this voice inside of me. „Write“, it says. Repeatedly. Constantly. Firmly. It’s a calm voice and it doesn’t say much. Not now, not ever. Just this one word: „Write.“
Transitions
It’s a life of transitions we’re living. No matter what we do, where we are, who we’re with – we know it’s all just temporary. And maybe that helps.
How I became a yoga teacher
Where I wanted to go this summer: Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Mexico, Canary Islands,… Where I spent the first month of my summer: Cyprus. Well, sometimes in life, instead of getting what we want, we get what we need. And apparently what I needed was some time off. Which is funny, because I feel like that’s all I’ve been having this year.
My Ljubljana: Favorite cafés
I can’t even begin to describe how happy I am to be living in a „real“ city again. I never really noticed how much I missed having several cafés to explore until I finally started doing it again. So here’s the list of my findings in Ljubljana so far. I will update it whenever I discover something new.