“I’m afraid. I’m stressed. I’m sorry… Thank you for having me.”
These were the first words he spoke when I opened the door.

I looked into his eyes – eyes that seemed to whisper: “It’s been so long since I was truly seen.”
I placed a hand gently on his shoulders, and a long embrace followed. No rush, no words – just connection.

We didn’t use the massage table. A large mattress was spread on the floor instead. What followed was not just a massage, but a full-body journey of presence. Every part of him was included – back, arms, chest, belly, legs, feet, and head. The touch was slow, grounding, filled with care. In that space, there was no fear, no loneliness, and no restless mind. Only stillness, safety, and the feeling of being held without condition.

Afterwards, standing at the door, his eyes met mine again. Not with certainty, but with a fragile question:
“Would you have me again?”

I smiled and answered simply: “Yes. Always.” Then we hugged again – no drama, no philosophy, just presence.

And this is what I want to tell you:
Whether you carry extra weight, whether you have been unseen for too long, whether you arrive with fears or doubts – you are already enough. You are welcome exactly as you are.
Share this with someone who sees you as you are.