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For a very long time, I believed that strong women were those who endured well.

Those who stayed silent well.

Those who sacrificed well.


But the further I went in life, the more I realized something different.

Much of women’s pain does not come from weakness.

It comes from having learned, again and again, how to bend.


We are taught how to be gentle.

But rarely taught how to protect our boundaries.

We are praised for being considerate of others.

But few people ask whether we are being considerate of ourselves.


Why The Thorn Rose Women?

The rose has always symbolized beauty, femininity, and softness.

But people often forget that the rose has thorns.

Thorns do not exist to hurt anyone.

They exist so the rose is not picked carelessly.


"The Thorn Rose Women" was born from that spirit.

A community for women who understand that self-love does not mean weakness, and refusing manipulation does not mean becoming cold or cruel.


We believe a woman can be gentle, emotionally deep, and compassionate, while still holding clear boundaries.

She never trades away her self-respect.

She can give without losing herself.


Manipulation is not always loud

Manipulation rarely shows up as obvious violence.

Most of the time, it wears very familiar clothes.

“You are too sensitive.”

“If you loved me, you would not think this way.”

“I did this because I care about you.”

Slowly, women learn to doubt their own feelings.

They learn to question whether they are asking for too much.

They learn to shrink their needs just to stay.


The Thorn Rose Women does not encourage confrontation or constant resistance.

We simply remind women of something very basic.

Your feelings are real.

Your boundaries are reasonable.

You do not need to prove your worth through endurance.

Self-love is not a slogan

Self-love is not buying something beautiful.

It is not just positive quotes on a mirror.

Self-love is sometimes very difficult choices.

Staying with yourself when no one else does.


The Thorn Rose Women is where we talk about these things honestly.

Without romanticizing pain.

Without judgment.

Without turning women into perfect figures who must be strong at all times.

Here, you are allowed to be tired.

Allowed to feel confused.

And still worthy of respect.


Who is this community for?

For women who once felt they had to try very hard to be loved.

For those who stayed silent for too long.

For those learning how to listen to their intuition again.

And also for those who cannot yet name their pain, but know that something inside them no longer wants to keep compromising.


A gentle invitation

The Thorn Rose Women does not promise ready-made answers.

We simply walk with you as you find yourself again.

If you have ever felt that you had to bend to fit into a relationship.

If you have ever believed that love means enduring pain.

If you are beginning to wonder whether you could live differently.

Perhaps you are ready to step into this garden.

A rose does not ask permission to have thorns.

A woman does not need permission to have boundaries.

Welcome to The Thorn Rose Women.

A community where women are allowed to be whole, aware, and unmanipulable.



 
 
 

Depression is not sadness. It is not pessimism, laziness, or a lack of willpower. Depression is when your inner energy is so drained that even breathing feels heavy, when you still smile, still work, still reply to messages, but inside you feel empty. Pain is no longer sharp. It becomes a quiet and endless numbness. There are days when you do not cry, but you do not truly live either.


Many people who live with depression are not weak. They are people who have been strong for far too long. They are used to enduring, used to handling things alone, used to not asking for help, used to holding themselves together so everything looks fine. They do not collapse at the beginning. They collapse after trying for too long without being seen. Depression rarely comes from one single shock. It grows slowly from hundreds of moments of telling yourself that you can handle this, until one day there is nothing left to handle.


Depression does not always have a clear reason. Some people feel depressed even when their life looks stable from the outside, when they have work, family, love, and a future. This does not make their pain unreal. It only shows that depression does not need a logical reason to exist. Sometimes it comes from old wounds that were never touched. Sometimes from emotions that were suppressed for too long. Sometimes from a mind that is simply exhausted from surviving in silence.


What people with depression need most is not advice. Words like be strong, think more positively, or others have it worse are often said with good intentions, but they make a person feel wrong for hurting. A person with depression does not need to be fixed. They need permission to exist in their pain without judgment. Sometimes one simple sentence, I do not fully understand but I am here, is enough to keep someone from letting go.


Depression does not define who you are. You are not your illness. You are not your darkest days. You are not the emptiness that has settled in your chest. Depression is a chapter, long, painful, and often lonely, but it is not the final sentence of your life. Even if you cannot see the light right now, that does not mean the light is gone.


If you are living with depression, you do not have to be strong today. You do not have to understand everything. You do not have to have answers. You only need to stay, to breathe, to give yourself one more day. That is not weakness. That is courage.


And if you are reading this quietly, carrying a pain you cannot name, remember this. You are not broken. You are not alone. And you deserve healing, at your own pace.


Are you suffering from Depression, check out this Depression Healing in 30 Weeks


 
 
 
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