This picture on the top is from a beach in Malaysia. It’s so beautiful that seems to be stolen from a travel guide, right? Actually, no. It’s not stolen. I own the rights of the picture, but I certainly don’t own the landscape. Actually, no one owns it and it needs to stay like that.
We eager to travel, to see places, to visit the most beautiful beaches or mountains, we hunt for the perfect picture. I recon, this happens to me quite often. But why? You may ask. Why are we so obsessed with perfection? Why we want to have a better holiday, to post better pictures on instagram than our friends, the sands must be whiter, the water must be clearer, the sun must be brighter. Why? If you have the answer, please share.
During my trip to SE of Asia I had the chance to see so many beautiful places that I can’t really take all of them for granted. I’m grateful for the nature that surrounds us, grateful for amazing people that tries to preserve it like that, grateful that I can enjoy a new paradise every day.
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