#femininity

[prettywcry]

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[delusions-inpink]

[succulentsiren]

As the legend tells, never believe men’s words, watch their actions and you will know everything.

Men will swear up and down that they won’t participate in ‘simp’ behavior yet the moment they find the girl they adore, all that goes out the window and they become natural providers and protecters who will willingly dote on and adore their partner. It’s literally in a their nature to be providers and care for women. It makes no difference how much they reject it or disown it in speech, it is the natural role they’ll eventually take.

[meadowmaiden]

Feminine vibes

[maxiglow]

The Open Invite

[homemakinghippie]

[feminineenergylife]

[newwavesylviaplath]

dead white writer on the floor, drew hayden taylor

[cinnamonwhore]

i need this in my life

[mother-marilynn]

You did so amazing today.

But your gonna do better tomorrow. Your gonna show up for yourself in every way. You won't let anything hold you back.

Even if it hurts, if it's uncomfortable, if it takes an eternity you will heal. You will grow. You will blossom into the woman you always needed in your life.

I'm so proud of you and I'm so excited to see where we will go.

[melodydungeon12]

REAL TREAT🎀

[succulentsiren]

Why are people still spooked by the term Witchcraft?

A Witch just means A Wise Woman and ‘Witchcraft’ means a wise woman who uses her craft and intuitive abilities to manifest her desired reality.

[meadowmaiden]

[maxiglow]

this is your reminder that nobody was made for you except for yourself ♡

[kolyviahrosette]

Take care of the family God has given you.

Part of me waited to feel like I had a "family" because it wouldn't feel official until my husband and I had a child of our own. I'm learning to feel blessed with the family God has given me in this season of my life, and take care of them how I would take care of my familial ideal.

My husband and I recently moved into a new home, and my sister in law and her husband are renting the spare room from us. Since we've all moved in together I've learned how much I enjoy taking care of everyone, from cooking, to cleaning, to encouraging their ambitions. I never expected this to be the case, but God has truly opened my eyes to how a Christian woman can be a homemaker even when she has no children.

This might look different for you. Perhaps you an adult daughter still living with her parents and siblings. Take care of them. Perhaps you are a college student with roommates. Take care of them. Perhaps you live alone in an apartment complex, but have many elderly neighbors on your floor. Invite them to dinner, and take care of them.

God is faithful to lead us to a community, but sometimes we get distracted by the fact that it isn't the ideal we see for ourselves, and overlook our ability to serve and love them nonetheless. I've been thinking a lot about how I would feel if I found out we would never be able to have kids — and whether I could be happy homemaking for a family that didn't consist of my children.

I think I could, but this realization has come only through God opening my eyes to the fact that we are all His children, brothers and sisters in Christ — family by default, and all responsible to serve one another.