This post struck me as truly very interesting and, above all, very honest. It’s not common to read someone who speaks so clearly about their life choices, without dressing them up or justifying them to others.

I confess that, while reading you, I thought it’s a life many of us would like to have—not because of the house itself, but because of the freedom to decide what to do with what one has, and the peace that comes from living according to one’s own values. That can’t be bought with money.

I understand that there are people who take advantage, and yes, that hurts. But it’s also true that in a world where so many people don’t even have a secure roof over their heads, nor vacations, nor even the basics, what you do makes a real difference for those who truly need it. Sometimes, changing someone’s life for just a few days is enough to make it all worthwhile.

I don’t think you’re naïve or “stupid.” I think you’re someone who has lived a lot, who has had things, who has lost things, who understood what really matters, and who chose to share it while you can. That takes more courage than accumulating.

I hope you have the strength to continue for as long as you feel it’s right, and that, whatever happens afterward, you have the peace of knowing that you used your time and your resources in a way few dare to use them: with humanity.

Have an excellent day.

Best regards.