A casa está arrumada.Você ainda não.E está tudo bem admitir isso / The house is tidy.You are not yet.And it’s okay to admit that.
The house is tidy.
You are not yet.
And it’s okay to admit that.
There are days when the house is spotless, yet nothing inside you seems to follow that order.
It’s that strange feeling of seeing everything in its place — the bed made, the room scented, the floor shining — while inside there’s a quiet mess that no one, absolutely no one, can see. And perhaps that’s the hardest part: the contradiction between what the world sees and what your heart carries.
Because for many women, tidying the house has become an involuntary way of trying to tidy what they feel. You fold clothes as if trying to fold your fears. You walk through the rooms collecting objects as if gathering scattered pieces of yourself. You mop the floor wishing you could cleanse the soul. But the truth is, there is no external organisation capable of reorganising what is collapsing inside.
How many times have you smiled when someone praised your home, while inside you knew you didn’t even have the strength to organise your own thoughts? How many times did you try to maintain an image of balance when, in reality, all you wanted was to lie down, close your eyes, and leave the world aside for a while?
The tidy house protects you — but it also hides you.
And there is nothing wrong with that — you learned to survive this way.
But there is a silent request within this impeccable routine: the request for someone to care for you with the same tenderness you put into every detail of your home. The request for a real pause. The request for being held. The request for rest. Life asks a lot of you, and you give — you always give. But there is a limit, even if you pretend not to see it.
It’s important to remember that you are more important than any perfectly arranged corner. That order in the house cannot come at the cost of your inner chaos. That cleanliness can never replace the emotional care you deserve. Today, perhaps, you need to leave a cushion out of place, a dish in the sink, a “I’ll deal with it later.” Maybe what’s missing isn’t order — but you.
The house is tidy.
You are not yet.
And it’s okay to admit that.
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