That's me leaving the city life behind. Yeah, that's just a car, and I'm behind the camera, so that's not me in the photo, but I used that car to get to the village. It was not a permanent move, I just needed about a month.
But what made me do that? Stress, tiredness, uncertainty. And when I'm tired and stressful, I can't think logically, I relate my problems to everything but my own actions. I try to convince my self that the problems are not consequences of my own action, but result of something like air pollution, city lifestyle and basically anything that is not me. In this situation, I need some time alone, just to "be", not even to rest, just "be".
After spending couple of weeks in the village, I realized that we need such a thing as a human being. Some need it more, some less, but we have to be able to spend some time with our selves, without freaking out. It's scary how many people actually try to escape from being alone.
YES, we are social creatures, we want to have a company, but, we also need to know our selves, we need to accept our selves as an individual, and if we can't be comfortable with our selves for a few hours, usually there's something wrong.
Yeah, if someone hates communicating with any one at any time, there's also something wrong, so again, it comes down to keeping the balance.
All photos are taken by me, except noted.
