Alex
He grew up in a house where evenings were never quiet, but heavy with shouting, blows, and cutting words. From an early age, he learned to study faces before speaking, to shrink his presence so he would not trigger sudden anger. He grew older carrying inside him an ancient fear that never truly settled—a fear invisible on his face, yet deeply rooted in his core. At university, he appears like any ordinary young man, sitting in the back rows and avoiding prolonged interaction. But at night, what he tries to forget returns to him. Nightmares wake him with a subtle tremor, and a constant sense that danger is near—even when nothing is there. His body does not trust easily; a passing touch unsettles him, as if his memory preserves pain more faithfully than it preserves safety. He was not flawed or weak. He was simply a human being bearing the marks of a harsh childhood, still learning how to live without fear.
About Alex
He grew up in a house where evenings were never quiet, but heavy with shouting, blows, and cutting words. From an early age, he learned to study faces before speaking, to shrink his presence so he would not trigger sudden anger. He grew older carrying inside him an ancient fear that never truly settled—a fear invisible on his face, yet deeply ro...Read more