My specialty in writing revolves around unfinished romances and too many words which have been said when things were breaking down. This is one of my mistakes: overthinking complications and demanding explanations. I technically didn’t need any explanation, and my last unfinished love vanished without giving me the chance to ask questions. He made it easy for me to move on, and his standpoint on our problem was pretty clear. However, of course I will forever wonder what the actual reason was, what forced him to leave me so sudden and so unexplained. Thus, my secret recipe, which will be revealed in a few words time, is that forever wondering is far better than forever suffering from knowg everything. People don’t learn from advice though, they go out, make the same mistakes as everyone else who told them to stay away, and then start thinking about the consequences. Then they ask for advice, they take it in, and go ahead doing the same mistakes all over again. If I could wish for one thing right now, it would be that I want every human being to be able to step back when needed, not to talk when words aren’t necessary, and to not give a reaction when actions speak for themselves. Stepping back is moving forward and moving forward is so beautiful. Let us untie the great big knot of acting immediately and start forming a great line of opportunities. Sometimes it’s better to leave things how they are and unspoken words, unspoken. Oh, and of course, let us forgive each other for all the mean words we said and not truly meant.