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trans man🏳️‍⚧️ |Trauma Informed+Somatic+TCM Bodyworker|Nonprofit CEO| Firearm education enthusiast

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Joined November 2019
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A non-sexual turn on for me is someone who is an intellectual-sparring partner. Someone you can debate with. Someone you can bounce ideas off of. That shit is real erotic to me
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All Nintendogs go to heaven
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My to do lists for the next several months is overwhelmingly long 🫩 i just have too much on my plate
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Esther Perel makes an important distinction: “Am I happy?” vs. “Could I be happier somewhere else?” At some point, we have to question whether we’re pursuing something better or simply becoming incapable of recognizing what’s good…..
Paradox of having too many choices: you think it’s freedom but it’s like this new kind of misery. Every choice now competes with the ghost of all the others we didn’t pick. You can’t stop imagining something better. Capitalism is like “maximize, optimize, pursue perfection!”
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I listened to a podcast called reimagining acceptance. Resignation is passive. Acceptance is active. One withdraws, the other creates room for presence, flexibility, and intentional change.
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Also what metric are u using to compare? When youre always assessing (bc you can choose differently), we tend to compare
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My prettiest princess Tiana 👑🐸
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Relational dialectics is the tension between stability and change in relationships. The changer seeks growth, while the acceptor values what already exists. Neither is wrong, but we often mistake what once kept us safe for what we actually need. (Cont.)
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Sometimes we’re not even reacting to our partner, but to ghosts from our past. What feels like incompatibility might just be co-created fear: two people protecting themselves from wounds neither inflicted, seeing each other’s need for safety as a threat to their own!
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Weirdos and transphobes in my comments dont get engagement from me. Blocked.
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Girlfriend_Bow_Wow_Omarion.mp3
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Thinking bout putting a 15hp kicker motor on my boat for trolling. These are from my last fishing trip w/my dad and unc. Some Kings and Coho salmon
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I was thinking about a 8hp but in rocky waters idk if thatll get me anywhere for my 18-19ft boat so 15hp sounds better. I have a main motor w/the carbs already done but i just neef a back up
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*puts my thumb between my fingers* i got your clit
*tickles clit* coochie coochie coochie
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You have to keep the tension between play and predictability, risk and safety, mystery and familiarity, novelty and the enduring. To feel secure, yet remain curious enough to never believe there is nothing left to discover. Desire lives in that gap
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I love an enduring, capacious love. One that holds the mundane, the predictable, and the disenchanting. One that remains when life is touched by grief. To still yearn for what I already have. To know life’s brevity, our mortality, and face the enormity of loss together
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This how i sound outside her bathroom door when she got a tummy ache
A man whispered in my ear ‘let it out, you’re safe’ in missionary with my legs around his neck. Needless to say I’m not ok.
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🏳️‍⚧️ romeo retweeted
I make love like I’m making up for all the times you’ve cried in your life
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I believe that relationships are asymptote, the bittersweetness that intimacy is a pursuit, not a destination. The mystery of the other remains intact, there will always be a sliver of distance between what we long for and what we live. The gap holds space for curiosity, awe,
There’s an exercise called the Anti Romantic Daydreamer. “it’s the fantasy of the missing half that prevents us from appreciating the partners we do have. We’re forever comparing their flawed selves to the amazing things we imagine about strangers”
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the discovery has ended. Closeness and fulfillment exist in tension, even when you think you’ve “figured out” your partner, life interrupts, grief/time reshapes them.
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I’m not saying settle or romanticize incompatibility, neglect, or unmet needs. Im saying that tension ……. That tension between knowing someone deeply and never fully figuring them out, is the sweet spot!
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🏳️‍⚧️ romeo retweeted
I believe that relationships are asymptote, the bittersweetness that intimacy is a pursuit, not a destination. The mystery of the other remains intact, there will always be a sliver of distance between what we long for and what we live. The gap holds space for curiosity, awe,
There’s an exercise called the Anti Romantic Daydreamer. “it’s the fantasy of the missing half that prevents us from appreciating the partners we do have. We’re forever comparing their flawed selves to the amazing things we imagine about strangers”
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