Le jour où la métamorphose s'opère, la femme entre dans sa féminité :
Elle " fissionne", c'est à dire qu'elle irradie sa nature identitaire profonde et l'homme est aspiré par ce magnétisme, sans même pouvoir contrôler sa volonté....!!
Il est prisonnier, emporté par lui-même, dans cette attraction que vit et qu'appelle volontairement la femme....💞🥀
C'est là l'aboutissement pour une femme d'être dans sa féminité, ce significatif le plus sensible d'elle même.....💞✨🪶
Apparently I offended people last night for saying I don't want to live in the Midwest.
What if I was offended thst you didn't want to live in the west around a bunch of glorious potention volcanoes?
Love where you live.
I feel like I've seen enough of this country to know where I belong. I was born in Houston, Texas and spent weekends on my grandparent's farm in Central Texas. I spent summers in Oregon with my mom's family. I spent a year in Greensboro, NC, 12 years in Salt Lake City, Utah and 23 years in Oregon. I've been to all 50 states and crossed this country a dozen times on train, bus, zine and books tours in cars and ridden a bike through Ohio, Oregon, Washington, and California. I've seen Yellowstone, Redwoods, Grand Canyon, Badlands, swamps in the SW, the old Appalachians, the SW Deserts, both coasts and the Gulf.
I've even been to 5 Canadaian provinces, including spending two weeks in Saskatchewan where I learned that Fort Qu'appelle Valley isn't a recognizable mountain and Valley situation so much as a giant hole in the ground carved by a glacier.
I've spent time in most major US cities,and I wouldn't want to live in a big city either. I need mountains and green things to thrive. I know what landscapes make me feel safe and comfortable. I can only hope you can find that for yourself.