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  • Qeshm Island Mangrove
    Sud de l'Iran,  Vivre en Iran

    De Paris à Qeshm

    August 12, 2021 /

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Daisy Lorenzi

Française tombée amoureuse de l’Iran, j’habite désormais dans ce pays depuis plusieurs années pour observer au plus près cette société qui ne cesse de m’étonner. Je vous propose ici de partager mes voyages et mes découvertes, pour vous inviter à découvrir, à votre tour, ce pays fascinant.

@d_lorenzi

ماندگار Someone/something that stays. That's what they say about me, here. "ماندگار شده" While most Iranians on the continent are rather frowning, immediately asking "Why?", followed by "until when?" It seems to me that the incongruity of my presence makes their question an affirmation, that reflects their own aspirations to leave. While also keeping me awake at night, wondering whether they're right; whether the story has an expiration date. #Iran #Qeshm #expatlife
The kind of dreams I don't wanna wake up from 🌴 📍Qeshm island, @bagap_coludang 🧡❤️ #Iran #Qeshm #Qeshmisland #Hormozgan #PersianGulf #homestay #Boomgardi #Tourismiran #Traveliran #hormozgangeo ‌‌#ایران #ایرانگردی #قشم #قشمگردی #هرمزگان #جزیره_قشم #بومگردی ‌#بومکردی_قشم ‌‌#جنوب
Just some natural splendors of Qeshm island. We don’t always need long talks, do we? 🏝 #Qeshm #Qeshmisland #Iran #irantravel #irangardi #persiangulf #CondeNastTraveller #iamtraveler #TLPicks #WorldNomads #ایران #ایرانگردی #قشم #قشمگردی #جزیره #جزیره_قشم #خلیج_فارس #جنوب #ساحل_قشم
I used to say I'm not a kid person. Or put in a less politically correct way, I used to say I don't like kids 🫠 At that time, I didn't know how to communicate with them, so these little humans would scare me! I've learned that the growned up ones are much scarier. I now cherish children's presence; Not just to play with them like I'm a 5-years old again. But also to remind myself to think less about what tomorrow is made of, and live a bit more in the moment. Because if not, we become that boring growned up again, in the blink of an eye 👵🏽 #Qeshm #Iran #Qeshmisland #PersianGulf ‌‌#قشم #قشم_گردی #قشمی #ایران #ایرانگردی #جزیره_قشم #بومی
One thing I was not expecting with expatriation is how you can sometimes loose your identity in the process. I struggled a lot with that when I first moved out from Tehran, Iran's capital city, to Dehkhoda, a small village in the Persian Gulf. I guess we all want to belong, and that's why we can adjust so radicaly to our environment. It starts with small things like wearing the same clothes, changing the way you speak, adopting the same daily habits... But then, faster than it takes to realize it, you start wanting things for your life that you never did before. Things that are simply the norm where you are. I find it surprisingly easy to forget yourself and "integrate" a community. So much so, that at some point for me, it became hard to remember who I was, what I really liked, and what are my true values. Interestingly, that loss of identity has no borders. It means that after some years, when you come back to your motherland, you realize you no longer fully belong there. You have changed. You are different. It sometimes seems to me that it'll takes a lifetime to find myself. But we say that it's the journey that matters, not the destination, isn't it? (PS: that post was written months ago when I went to France, but because I chose pictures of myself, I was too embarassed to share it 🙈 📷 First one: the current normal me ; Second one: me, *trying* to get back to my previous normal me)
When we look at the sea, we can hear two very different stories it is telling us. One of them, the most evident, talks about nature's beauty. It tells us about its greatness, the peace it brings, and the quietness it shares with us, humans. The other one tells us something less pleasant. It recounts that these clear waters are becoming less and less welcoming for their inhabitants, with added degrees and fishes chocking with plastics. They say : In life, don't focus on the negative things. Just look at the bright side. While it's true, I'd also say that we shouldn't forget that there are always two ways to read a story, like the two sides of a coin, and one doesn't go without the other. Otherwise, the story wouldn't be complete. I'd say that we should indeed look at the positive things, be grateful for them, and never take things for granted. Yet, it's not a reason to ignore the other side of the story. Denying the bad aspects is being blind to half of the reality. Instead, I guess we should learn to acknowledge that both exist, accept and cope with the hard things when we face them, to appreciate the bright ones when they come. #Iran #Qeshm #PersianGulf #ایران #قشم #خلیج_فارس #باسعیدو
We search for happiness in modernity, in our big cold cities, in the display of our individual success. We think happiness can be bought with money. So, we work in cold dark offices to gather this money, and with it, we buy books full of empty words about self-improvement to try to give meaning to this life and kill our loneliness. But happiness has no meaning if we're alone. It's not something we can buy. It's something we can feel when we give of ourselves, selflessly and with our heart, to the ones who are just next to us.
Rainy days (also) are happy days in Qeshm Island 🌦 #Qeshm #Qeshmisland #qeshm_island #PersianGulf #Hormozgan #Iran #SouthernIran #SouthofIran
"Brave". It is the adjective I've been qualified with the most since I live in Iran. I kept answering I am not. But I didn't understood what bravery was about. For the past 6 years, I chose an unconventional life and followed my own road, searching for what makes me happy. For that, I took risks and gave up the comfort of my life several times; I sacrificed friendships and put myself away from the ones who understand me; I kept doing things for which people around me told me "you can't" (that often meant "you shouldn't"). And guess what? I have genuinely been happy during these years, despite the difficulties, the doubts, the many many tears and the fear I faced, and I am still facing. I came to realize that being brave is not about being fearless. I do have a lot of fears. But being brave is going on, despite the fears. Being brave is not about doing extraordinary things. Being brave has more to do with what you do with your life every day. Being brave is not about being strong all the time. I spend way too much time crying, yet, I move on, despite the tears. Because being brave is also recognizing what hurts and make you fall down, to be able to stand up again. Eventually, we are brave from the moment we start taking responsibility for our own life and our happiness. In that sense, they may be right. Maybe I am brave. Simply not all the time. و به خاطر هندونه 🍉

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