Neizen Fenech

Some endings arrive quietly. No final conversation. No answers tied in neat sentences. Just distance, silence, and a story that suddenly stops. Letting go without closure is one of the hardest emotional tasks we face. This is because the human heart does not lose someone. Instead, it loses the version of the future it imagined, the meaning it wanted, and the questions it still holds. And when those questions remain unanswered, the mind keeps turning them over in circles: Why? What happened?...

There is a quiet kind of strength that rarely gets recognised. It lives in people who feel deeply, who care intensely, and who move through the world with an open heart rather than guarded distance. Emotionally sensitive people are often told they are 'too sensitive,' 'too dramatic,' or simply 'too much.' In reality, these people carry remarkable resilience with them. The deeper that sorrow carves into your being, the more joy you can contain - Kahlil Gibran Feeling deeply is not a weakness....

Some days arrive quietly, carrying a version of you that feels slightly unfamiliar. You wake up and something feels off - not wrong, not dramatic, just different. Your thoughts feel heavier, your energy feels distant, and even your own reflections feel like someone you are watching rather than someone you are. There are days you do not feel like yourself. And they can be some of the hardest to navigate because there is no clear reason, no explanation, no event to point to. Just a feeling....