CeeCee

48yr old Aussie wife,mum,submissive. NSFW INFJ-T personality type. I'm not looking for a Master,my heart is spoken for. Things I like,feel or want to share. None of it mine except profile pic.

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[nature-travel-photography]

Adriatic Coast,Croatia🇭🇷 - Author: Beginning_Buy_1332

[cocothesaint]

I’m the type of person that wants more for you not from you.

[jusjuiceboxbox]

Welcome to being an adult! Featuring such injury causing events as

- sneezed wrong

- turned your neck a little too fast

- slept weird

- took the trash out to the curb and stepped at a slightly different angle than usual

- breathed

- failed to breathe properly

- breathed in the wrong stuff. Allergy time

- looked too hard at something too far away

- knees

[food-in-the-morning]

[rebel-heart-gypsysoul]

[justme--48]

[rebel-heart-gypsysoul]

[anxietyproblem]

[remanence-of-love]

[elegantpersoncreation-2]

❝.. From childhood, many of us are taught to protect our sensitive places. We build walls around our hearts to shield ourselves from injury. We are afraid that if we show our fragility, someone will exploit it or use it against us. Conscious vulnerability is not weakness. It is not headlong exposure to everyone. It is a conscious and brave decision to be authentic and honest in a safe space. And it is in this very space that trust, empathy, and that wonderful feeling that we are truly seen and accepted as we are, are born ..❞

@ Tereza Zachová

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Just a thought, but I think that something that often gets overlooked in the romance vs friendship/QPR debate is how those things are just as socially constructed as gender, and do not, in fact, fall into a strict binary, or even trinary system. Relationships between people are fluid, negotiated things, and terms like partner, boyfriend, girlfriend, wife, husband, friend, etc, mean different things to different people, cultures and eras.

Whether two or more people decide to make their specific type of relationship exclusive, or committed or intimate; whether they’re attracted to each other, or decide to have sex, or live together, or cuddle; whether they do all, or none, or some of those things, they should be allowed to label it how they please. QPR, bromance, FWB, open relationship, polycule, etc. Sure, those terms carry connotations and assumptions, but hailing them as absolutes without any gray areas shows a lack of understanding for human behaviour, and creates unnecessary stigma and difficulties for people who are poly, ace, or aro, as well as anyone whose hierarchy of relationships is just different from the expected norm.

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pls more cishet allo/monogamous ppl need to hear this. u don’t need to identify as queer for your relationship to be outside of what’s expected. so many people would be saved from shitty unhappy relationships if they were just educated and accepted that complete monogamy/ long term romantic relationships aren’t for everyone. and sometimes there is no such thing as “the one” sometimes you will find a soul mate and you be in love with them but not want to date/marry them. sometimes you click with lots of different people in different ways. sometimes you click sexually but not in day to day life. don’t let what is expected of you and the “norm” or the judgetment of others get in the way of your love. and just because you’re not “dating” doesn’t mean that love isn’t real and genuine or less than a typical relationship

there are as many ways to love or be in platonic/romantic/sexual/ etc relationships as there are people on earth. emotions are abstract and we can do our best to describe them with language but the way we interpret and understand them varies person to person!