Sunday, 12 January 2025

Age on Your Own Terms

Society tells us how we should age—what to wear, how to behave, and when to stop dreaming. But aging isn’t a script written by others. It’s a story we write ourselves.

Embrace your wrinkles or not. Celebrate your gray hair or not. Keep learning, exploring, and living life in your own way.
Whether you want to travel the world, start a new career, or just enjoy quiet days, your age is YOURS to define.

Let’s break free from outdated stereotypes and redefine what aging looks like. Be bold. Be true. Be you.

Thursday, 9 January 2025

Life passes

“Games might ignite desire, but only honesty sustains love.”
Rosie Vidovix-Unsworth 

Relationship games

“Games might ignite desire, but only honesty and transparency sustains love.”
Rosie Vidovix-Unsworth 

Wednesday, 8 January 2025

my beautiful Istanbul


I can't wait to see you again,
To lose myself in your beauty by day,
And dream your dreams through the quiet of night.
Oh İstanbul, will you let me love you once more,
As you have always done—without question, without end?
Oh İstanbul, will you embrace me again,
And whisper that I belong to you, as you belong to me?

Saturday, 4 January 2025

Humans

"Humans are manipulated by humans to kill other humans. We are a stupid species"
Rosie Vidovix-Unsworth 

Monday, 30 December 2024

Advice

"Advice is not universal—what lifts one person up may bring another down." 
Rosie Vidovix-Unsworth 

Regret of a coward

"Few regrets are as heavy as the regret of cowardice."

Rosie Vidovix-Unsworth 

"The feeling of ‘I didn’t do it because I wasn’t brave enough’ is devastating. To confront your own cowardice is one of the hardest truths to bear."
Rosie Vidovix-Unsworth 

Sunday, 29 December 2024

Freedom

"Freedom is rarely granted; it must be conquered." - Rosie Vidovix-Unsworth

Learning to live with less

"There is no bigger freedom than learning to live with what you have."
Rosie Vidovix-Unsworth 

Friday, 27 December 2024

Journalism

Journalism is the art of arriving at a place knowing nothing, then writing as if you know everything.
Rosie Vidovix-Unsworth