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I'm in Love, in Joy, in Peace, in God with you.
Eysin: The Giggling Curtain (Book 1) is complete and free to read in your browser. Won't print before at least one person apart from myself managed to read it in full XD
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Wanted to make a preprint epub but I have to make a print file to get a proper epub out so whatever ;D
Painting the toilet green can wait.
Most people don't attract people (especially if the "attracted" are the dysfunctional, abusive type - it is not possible to "attract" dysfunction into your life!) - let's be precise - they are appealing to this or that type.
If a person isn't exhibiting symptoms of curiosity (not necessarily acutely, but chronically) - I can't see them as intellectual neither intelligent.
Then their learning exists to find an edge over others, which, instead, is a symptom of perpetual competition.
A good run with the new batch of Kinder Joy - by act of faith, of course I got the best characters and also discovered the Luffy fillers (pen accessory) can be attached to a wine glass xD
One Piece, Blackleg Sanji, Nico Robin.
None of that matters. I'd rather see courage, I'd rather see will, I'd rather see heaven and I'd rather see God!
Peace carries joy in its hands. Joy carries love. Love carries reason. Reason carries acceptance. Acceptance carries willingness. Willingness carries neutrality. Neutrality carries courage. Courage is the key to neutrality, and what carries neutrality, and beyond...
Desire is trying to force what comes to Willingness naturally. Desire is the essenceless shadow of Willingness.
Desire depends on your feelings. Willingness remains available through principle.
I was eager to elaborate before I spouted that one: nitter.cf/ishirubi/status/211636…
Desire is alloy
Willingness is Gold
What the redpillers and feminists miss when focusing on the legitimacy of "wanting to be wanted" (and helplessly not getting it in a marriage where one partner is frequently unavailable) is an immature understanding of feelings, first...
The want is still there - for a connectedness, intimacy and all that.
But what if it is not desire we really look for - instead, we want to witness willingness, courage in our partners - that we will reach out or answer even if it is awkward af and we'll fumble all the rumble.













