πΈ retweeted
I removed myself from people who lack identity and authenticity. People who mimic others, switch personalities to fit in, and hide behind facades. I value originality and genuine character. If your identity depends on who youβre around, stay far away from me.βοΈ
πΈ retweeted
I think when youβre overstimulated you should appear kind of grayed out and no one should be able to interact with you like a locked character in a video game
πΈ retweeted
I love women who have developed a philosophy of living. You can see it in their homes, their relationships, their appearance, their schedules, their standards⦠Every choice seems to belong to the same woman.
πΈ retweeted
The women I admire understand maintenance. Of beauty, relationships, finances, health, homes, knowledge, community, traditions, etc. They know that flourishing requires ongoing attention. There is an art to tending what you intend to keep.
πΈ retweeted
βI would kill for you.β βI would die for you.β
Yeah, well, I would heal for you. Iβd unlearn my toxic patterns, face my wounds, and become a healthier person so my love doesnβt hurt you.
πΈ retweeted
a happy womanβs default state is silly or horny.. if sheβs neither, she doesnβt feel safe
πΈ retweeted
making sure no one feels LESS around you is one of the most beautiful forms of manners.
I really hope women understand that you can be a wonderful person with a few embarrassing stories attached to your name. Please donβt spend your entire adulthood trying to prove you were never young, confused, impulsive or human.
πΈ retweeted
Reading a book in public is only performative to people that donβt read books. To a reader, every waiting room, park bench, train carriage, airport gate, and cafΓ© table is another potential chapter.
πΈ retweeted
Maya Angelou said it right:
βSuccess is liking yourself, liking what you do, and liking how you do it.β
πΈ retweeted
Nobody appreciates the black sheep in the family, until they need black sheep shit done

















