[thelatestkate]

[salemwitchtrials-deactivated202]

[xeptum]

little heart bumble bee.

[cozyautumnspices]

[jsm-c-deactivated20210628]

[thesexysweaters]

[neckkiss]

Original Sin (2001)

[cornbreadlesbian]

Photo by Iga Palacz on Unsplash

[indihannah-jones]

Am I the only one with a weird attraction to hands? When someone has sexy hands I can watch them do anything. Stir a pot of soup, shuffle a deck of cards, all of it sends goosebumps down my neck.

[indihannah-jones]

I'm a little late but happy bisexual visibility day

[indihannah-jones]

When you're in therapy like yeah no idea why I have anxiety around driving, I just flipped my car a week after I started driving and then I started having panic attacks and flashbacks, couldn't be related though right

[indihannah-jones]

Me: honestly I can't think of anything other than that assault that one time

Therapist:

[indihannah-jones]

Friendly reminder that whatever the thing is that upset you, your feelings are valid and reasonable. You don't have to go through something earth-shatteringly huge to feel sad, anxious, violated, traumatized, hurt, angry. You're not "making a big deal out of nothing." Be easy on yourself.

[indihannah-jones]

Also I just came back to this post because I'm still feeling the things and wanted to add that healing happens on your own schedule and it's fine to not just move on immediately

[indihannah-jones]

When you're in therapy like yeah no idea why I have anxiety around driving, I just flipped my car a week after I started driving and then I started having panic attacks and flashbacks, couldn't be related though right

[dsxsbx]

[reputation2017]

charlize won't stop saying gay rights

[indihannah-jones]

My sexuality is Charlize Theron

[tomhardysteeth]

Charlize Theron driving through the desert with women in the back of her truck

The Old Guard (2020) / Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

[cherryandsisters-deactivated202]

an explanation is not owed

[antique-scarecrow]

i want to show this to everyone i know

[indihannah-jones]

I still get a little surprised when I ask my husband to stop and he just goes "ok" and doesn't ignore me or make a big deal out of it, and he's been respecting boundaries for the whole 6 years we've been together. I hate that it's surprising. This should be expected and normal.