The Mind of a Hopeless Romantic

My name is Megan. I'm 28, Pagan. Wife 💍Taurus. TOF Survivor. Auntie. If you have questions just ask.

[bleedingheart-rantingmind]

Y’all are just going to get random ass blurbs of thoughts cause I’m trying not to use Twitter anymore; mixed with things that bring me joy, make me laugh, etc

So welcome lol

[wetheurban]

Am I regularly one small inconvenience away from tears? Yes.

Do I still carry hope somewhere underneath all of this? I do.

Will I let the state of the world harden my soul? I won't.

[nature-travel-photography]

A magical view of Switzerland - Author: _OrchidLull

[maureen2musings]

Columbia River Gorge

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[nature-travel-photography]

The Columbia River Gorge, Oregon. - Author: Cleo-Aster

[wetheurban]

[the-w0nder-beards]

[wilwheaton]

it's just the craziest thing

[teathattast]

[ozgurkedi]

[ryan-sometimes]

It confuses me how normalized it is to be so anti human. The fact that two countries voted no to food being a human right. The fact so many people are against universal healthcare. The fact that it’s normal to believe some people don’t deserve housing because they’re poor, addicts, mentally ill, or any combination of the above. I find it so hard to comprehend that humans who have experienced hunger, thirst, cold, and illness would wish these things upon others, or at the very least not care. It frustrates me beyond belief.

These are the exact values we’re taught as children, to believe all humans are equal in worth and needs, and yet at some point you’re expected to grow out of that illusion. You’re expected to accept that this is what life’s like, that the world is unfair, and attempting to fix it makes you weak and childish.

[things-are-heating-up]

I think the funniest part about the migration from tiktok to rednote is how americans are like "oh my gosh, our government lied to us, you guys are the same as us!" and chinese are like "holy shit, our government didn't lie to us, you really do live like this, i'm so sorry"

[daily-spooky]

[ryan-sometimes]

My favorite part about being sapphic is when the things I love about other women become things I love about myself. One day I was tracing another woman’s stretch marks in a dim bedroom light. And then, seemingly by accident, I was doing it to myself in my bathroom mirror. I loved the feeling of a full hand of flesh when I grabbed a woman’s hips, and then mine didn’t need to be so skinny anymore. I looked at a woman’s lower stomach pudge and thought it was so soft and cute, then never wanted a flat stomach again. Loving women can be so healing when you come from a world that doesn’t.

[bleedingheart-rantingmind]

I'm realizing this as I get older. And feel like I'm getting gayer by the year

[rosechata]

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[lamentelle]

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