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Sick Love
They called it love— the ones who could not feel. The mother who needed a nurse more than a daughter. The father who mistook control for closeness. The lover who took and called it destiny. They said, stay close, but meant, stay small. They said, you’re mine, but meant, you’re never free. They fed on devotion and named it tenderness. They clipped the wings and blamed the wind. I learned to love by starving. To hope by bleeding. To stay when I should have flown. And even whe
Gina Muresan
Oct 141 min read
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I'm Learning
Growth doesn’t ask for certificates. It asks for surrender. It begins in the trembling hands that whisper I can’t — and still move. It...
Gina Muresan
Oct 71 min read
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Life at 46
Forty-six. A number, yes. But more— a doorway. A threshold. I no longer measure myself by who stayed or who left, by what I lost, or how...
Gina Muresan
Aug 271 min read
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A Mother’s Love
I fought with heaven, I bargained with earth, to bring you here, to breathe you alive. My womb was a battlefield, my body an altar, my...
Gina Muresan
Aug 241 min read
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Let’s Make Some Magic Today
We make our own magic! There are days when healing whispers soft like lilac-scented wind. And days when it breaks you open, with no...
Gina Muresan
Aug 101 min read
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The Hands that Stayed
You didn’t just fill a gap. You became the ground beneath my feet when I was too broken to stand. You held the work — not as a duty, but...
Gina Muresan
Jul 211 min read
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The Woman Who Came with the Sun
This is for someone very dear to me. She might recognize herself. Or maybe we all have someone like her. You weren’t just there . You ...
Gina Muresan
Jul 161 min read
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The Woman Who Forgot She Was Human
Once, there was a woman who held everything. The mornings. The backpacks. The tears. The invoices. She held dreams that weren’t hers....
Gina Muresan
Jul 161 min read
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When Women Choose Themselves
— and the world rearranges itself around that truth — Dedicated to my friends, A. and D., for their courage to choose themselves....
Gina Muresan
Jul 121 min read
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A Sacred Flash of Truth
The day my presence shattered the illusion There was no fight. No final storm. Just a room, warm with winter light— and the way it...
Gina Muresan
Jul 122 min read
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The War with Others
They came not with swords but with whispers. Not to your face, but to the space behind your back — where your shadow sleeps and your name...
Gina Muresan
Jun 301 min read
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A Prayer for New Spaces
(For when we leave the old behind and create something sacred) Prayer for Blooming May this space hold us gently, like a heart that does...
Gina Muresan
Jun 281 min read
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Why Letting Go Feels Like Dying
Letting go. There are goodbyes that break the sound barrier not with noise, but with silence. A silence that wraps around your ribs and...
Gina Muresan
Jun 221 min read
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Way to go, girl!
Writing as a therapy. You walked through fire and held your heart together. You gathered fallen words and turned them into an altar. You...
Gina Muresan
Jun 161 min read
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The soft science of surviving sorrow.
The skin tastes like salt. You don’t. Not right away. Not neatly. Not like they told you in books that end well. You carry it. At...
Gina Muresan
Jun 131 min read
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They won’t always see your light. That’s not the point.
In my own light. Sometimes they won’t see it. Your light. Your truth. Your tenderness. They’ll be too busy. Too bitter. Too caught up in...
Gina Muresan
Jun 121 min read
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My light was too true to be tolerated.
Dedicated to my ex-husband. Rising strong. He said I was too intense. Too emotional. Too fragile. Too much. But that wasn’t the truth. I...
Gina Muresan
Jun 121 min read
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My calling didn’t sound like a trumpet. It sounded like a whisper.
Your calling comes quietly. I used to think a calling would come with a sign. A lightning bolt. A dream. A prophecy. Something big....
Gina Muresan
Jun 121 min read
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I am not healed. And that’s why I can guide you.
Your're just becoming! I am not healed. Not completely. Not clean and shining and whole all the time. Sometimes I still bleed. Sometimes...
Gina Muresan
Jun 121 min read
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