🌻 Want her to be bright like a sunflower

Some days life is just too heavy, not a big reason, but a breath feels like it takes a lot of force.

Extremely.

On a day like that, I picked up a booklet called "Want Her to Be Bright Like a Sunflower" and found that it didn't immediately tell me to be stronger.

But he said to me gently, "It's okay...You're still here. You're very good. "

What I love in this book is that he doesn't try to comfort himself with beautiful words, but is honest with real feelings, not telling us to smile when we want to cry, but acknowledging that crying is also part of courage.

The sunflower in this book is therefore not meant to be facing light all the time, but it is a reminder that

"Even without sunshine, we're still sunflowers."

Light doesn't always have to come from the outside. Sometimes it's the little warmth we give ourselves.

It feels like the author is slowly putting his hand on his shoulder and talking to us understandably.

Not speeding up, not ordering, not teaching, just insisting that everything we feel is okay. He doesn't push us to get better quickly, but invites us to "stay with ourselves" without fear.

I finished reading. I didn't feel the world light up immediately.

But the heart is quieter, milder, and begins to believe that tomorrow will not be easy...I can still walk.

The book fits anyone who is getting tired of "having to be a good person all the time."

He will not rush her to smile, but will sit next to her and be ready to smile again.

If you feel weak today, pick this up and put your eyes on the word "it's okay."

Maybe this short sentence is the warm light she's looking for.

I put a book link on the bio page.

Can press now ☺️

# The heart book # Want you to be bright like a sunflower