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Darsi Brinley

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.☘︎ ݁˖“Ah! There is nothing like staying at home, for real comfort.” - Jane Austen (from her novel "Emma") .☘︎ ݁˖ Wishing you all a pleasant weekend! (✨all images found on pinterest✨)

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How do you feel about the LGBTQ community

Neutral? I mean if you’re asking if I hate them, I don’t. They have the right to live and love in any way they want so long as they, like any other individual, are causing no harm

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this is the sweetest blog ever :( i genuinely hope you get the life you deserve and envision. i'm glad to see someone who has the same values as me!! a true angel and rolemodel <33

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thank you so much! that is so sweet of you to say! i hope you have an amazing day!

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oh to buy an old house in the woods i can fix up with my husband, where my children can run around and play in nature 🌾🕊🏹

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your card thing is adorable! its reminiscent of blogs in the early 2000s or somethings

thank you! i thought it would be a good way to journal without wasting paper and to share my journey with anyone who wishes to read about it as well

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What things are you most looking forward to as a traditional homemaker, wife, and mother in the future?

i look forward to having a family and devoting my time and effort into caring for them. i really do hope to be a mom one day and i would love nothing more than to create a home where my family is happy, healthy, and safe!

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im not particularly religious, but recently the question of if i should look into it has been on my mind for some reason. it is as though the thought has been lingering in my mind for a few months now. if anyone has a comment, advice, or anything they'd like to share regarding this topic, i would be open to hearing it//

I wouldn't grow too attached to denominations, God is not inside four walls or in a specific pastor dms(I'm an evangelical born and raised so this advice is leaning towards christianism, but I will try not to); I think that learning about your actual values and principles first and then approaching religion from that pov is much better and leads to more happiness; Don't be afraid to pick and choose dogmas, deciding what is central to your faith and what is up for negotiation will avoid a lot of pain; Remember that your faith can be mixed with philosophical thoughts, reading daoist literature while being Buddhist won't make you less Buddhist; it's okay to not know, a lot of religions have a central text that it's usually pretty vague, poetic and from another time and culture, learning to say "I believe because just because I have faith" or "I believe because I want to" it's okay; ALWAYS BE NICE, a religion that urges you to be rude, un-polite, or straight up hateful to somebody else is a huge red flag, (ex: I think homosexuality it's a sin, but I will still fight for equal rights and inclusion, because sinning doesn't make anyone less human).

If you do decide to become religious I hope my advice can bless you on your journey regardless of where you end up, blessings for you!

thank you! i was also raised on christianity but we rarely went to church and rarely talked about religion. as a 25 year old, my values and principles are developed. i value family, loyalty, honor, and intelligence most. i know some things about different religions as it is a requirement where i live for high schoolers to take a world religions class and that may have been 10 years ago, but still. it’s not knowledge about facts that i’m lacking but the spiritual experience.

i don’t really have any faith right now but i am feeling a draw towards religion or at least towards christianity, though i don’t know which denomination would be for me yet and that is why i asked people for comments, advice, ect. because i want to hear about personal experiences from those comfortable enough to share. i want to hear advice on how to explore it to see if it something for me. thank you so much for your advice as well.

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