Beyond
First Love – Unfiltered Lessons on Womanhood
“I once believed love would
be burning red, but it’s golden, like daylight.”
Aahh, first love! The very
love that shapes a woman’s heart, the very love that reveals the complexities
of her heart, and the very love that sparks a flutter of butterflies in her
heart for the very first time.
When was the last time you thought
about your first love… not just the person, but the version of yourself that
loved them? The girl who believed in “forever” before she knew what heartbreak
felt like. The girl who loved with her whole heart, unguarded and unprepared
for how much it would hurt.
First love has a way of leaving its
fingerprints on us. It’s raw, wild, and colorful but it’s also one of life’s
greatest teachers. It shows us what love is… and what it isn’t. It teaches us
how to give, how to let go, and most importantly, how to love ourselves.
At
first, she thought moving to Mars would be her "clean slate" - a
fresh start away from the love she couldn't forget. But it’s funny how feelings
don’t obey distance. She left
Earth behind, but her heart carried everything with it. In the
middle of an unfamiliar planet, surrounded by new challenges and strangers, she
finds herself confronting the memories she tried to outrun.
This
blog isn’t about heartbreak. It’s about becoming. It’s about the unfiltered,
sometimes messy, and always transformative journey of womanhood that begins
long after the first love ends.
The Illusion of
“Forever” – What First Love Promises but Can’t Deliver
They tell you that first love will
change you, but they don’t tell you how. They don't warn you about how you’ll
pour your heart into something so fragile, believing it could last forever. Rebecca believed it too. Her first
love was like a meteor… bright, burning, and gone before she could hold it long
enough to understand it. But she believed in it, like we all do. Because that’s
what first love teaches us: how to believe in something bigger than ourselves.
First
Love Often Doesn’t Last, But Its Lessons Do
Forever isn’t promised, and love
doesn’t always stay. And when it ends, it’s easy to feel like you’ve failed.
It’s easy to think, "If I had done something differently, maybe it
would have lasted."
But the truth is, first love isn’t
supposed to last. It’s supposed to teach. Rebecca learns this
the hard way,
as many of us do. The boy she trusted with her heart couldn’t hold it with the
care it deserved. And that’s not her failure… that’s life (and it’s unfair).
The lesson here? Love doesn’t have to last to be real.
It doesn’t have to end perfectly for it to have meant something. Love is a
mirror, and when it breaks, you still see yourself in the reflection. But this
time, you see more of yourself than you did before.
They will leave, but the
love will stay… in every lesson, every scar, and every piece of you that will
grow stronger
The Hardest Goodbye –
Why First Love Hurts the Most
Saying goodbye to first love feels like
saying goodbye to a version of yourself. Rebecca’s heartbreak isn’t just about the boy… it's about the loss of
belief, trust, and innocence.
The hardest part isn’t the person
you’re losing, it’s letting go of the dream you built with them. All those
plans for “someday” that suddenly vanish. Yes, heartbreak isn’t just about that
person. It is about facing the quiet realization that the person you thought
you’d always be with, no longer exists. And that hurts in a way that words
don’t always capture.
The
Moment You Chose Yourself Over Everything Else
Heartbreak is a beginning, not an end.
It’s where you learn to choose
yourself, even when no one else does. The quiet nights, the heavy tears that
feel endless, the moments where you question your own worth… that’s where real growth begins. You
don’t just heal; you rebuild. And isn’t that the real meaning of womanhood? Not
perfection, but perseverance.
Yes, you will cry, quite a
lot and for sure, your heart will feel like a canvas of black and white… but
sometimes, you have to walk through the darkness to paint your world in vibrant
colors again.
How First Love
Teaches Self-Love
They don’t tell you that the most
important love story you’ll ever have is the one with yourself. Rebecca’s journey is proof of this.
After heartbreak, she begins the long and quiet process of learning how to love
herself; not in a flashy “self-care” kind of way, but in the quiet, everyday
choices that remind her she’s worthy.
The
Hardest Love to Give Is the One You Give Yourself
Loving yourself isn’t easy. It’s not
about face masks or spa days. It’s about learning to be kind to yourself on the
days when you feel unworthy. It’s about talking to yourself like you would a
friend.
Rebecca
doesn’t master this overnight, and neither do we will. It takes time, patience, and a lot of unlearning.
But every choice you will make, every time you will choose yourself over
someone who just don’t know how to carry your fragile heart, you will see your
worth… And that worth will help you in becoming something STRONGER!
This is where true love begins… not
with someone else, but with yourself. First love shows us how to give, but
self-love teaches us how to stay.
Why Life on Mars or Love in 3D by Sana Budiak
Is the Story Your Heart Needs
Life on Mars or Love in 3D by Sana Budiak isn’t just a love
story… it’s a journey of love, loss, and self-discovery. Rebecca’s quiet
courage to walk away from love that doesn’t honor her and choose self-love
instead is deeply human and unforgettable. Her story reflects the raw,
unpolished reality of love… heartbreak, letting go, and rebirth. It’s every
woman’s story.
Sana Budiak’s words cut deep, capturing
the beauty and pain of transformation. Her stories aren’t just told - they’re
felt.
Love doesn’t have to stay to matter,
and sometimes, the most powerful love story is the one you have with yourself.
"If you’ve ever felt like
first love was supposed to be everything, but it left you feeling like nothing,
this book will remind you that you were never nothing. You were always
everything."
She writes with empathy and emotional
depth. Her stories are real, raw, and unforgettable.
Life on Mars or Love in 3D is a powerful reminder that every
ending is a beginning. Let Rebecca’s journey inspire you to believe that you
are always worthy of more. Get your copy today.
The Love That Stays…….
No doubt, first love is unforgettable,
not because of the person, but because of the way it changes you. It breaks
you, it shatters you, it disrupts you but it also builds you. It introduces you
to love, but it also introduces you to yourself.
Rebecca’s
journey is a reflection of our own. Through her, we see that the real love story isn’t about
the person we loved first… it’s about the person we became because of it.
Every version of you… the girl who
believed in "forever," the woman who felt the weight of goodbye, and
the soul who learned to stand alone - deserves to be loved. Not just by someone
else, but by YOU.
And if you ever doubt that, remember this:
“You’re on your own kid, you always
have been”

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