The Greek Word That Finally Explains How I Feel

The Greek Word That Finally Explains How I Feel I could have kept only the perfect moments. And they would all have been real. But they wouldn't have told the whole story. These past few months have taught me a lot about myself. About the pressure to always be strong, to keep smiling, to have everything under control. And about how difficult it can be to admit that sometimes, even when you love your life and what you do, things aren't always easy. While making this video, I realized something. Maybe the moments we try so hard to hide are the ones that make our stories worth sharing. And somewhere along the way, I found a Greek word that captures both sides of what I've been feeling. I'd love to know if you've ever felt this way, too. With love, Alexandra ~If you enjoy my content☕ treat me to a delightful Greek coffee and help us continue creating free content: https://ko-fi.com/doyouspeakgreek πάθος (páthos) ουσιαστικό, ουδέτερο — noun, neuter 1. Passion: An intense emotion, enthusiasm, love, or devotion to something. 2. Suffering: Pain, hardship, or emotional distress, especially in the plural (πάθη). Ancient Greek meaning: Something a person experiences or undergoes, whether good or bad. Etymology: From the Ancient Greek verb πάσχω — to experience, undergo, or suffer.