Intimidare

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What is Intimidare?

Intimidare is many things, but if we had to choose, we'd say it's a feeling.

As people, we go through many changes and challenges in our lives, some are more talked about than others. Anything intimate, sensual, or sexual is mostly relegated, if not blatantly hidden and shamed, leaving us ultimately lost.

We wanted to create a page to celebrate desires, intimacy, and daring. We want to talk about taking the first steps into pleasure, connection, and freedom in a way that is not oversexualized, systematic, or detached. We want to post and reblog about this concept and push whoever comes across this page to dare to be intimate.

You can read our blogs and guides here 🌸

For more tools, our newsletter, and a few products to help you get started, you can go here 💃

Intimacy is a journey that we're all taking together 🧭

[mymyarchives]

[resqectable]

“I know this transformation is painful but you’re not falling apart; you’re just falling into something different, with a new capacity to be beautiful.”

— William C. Hannan

[manincaffeine]

not to be horny or anything but i’d listen to your problems and run my fingers through your hair.

[stay-close]

“Don’t ruin a good today by thinking about a bad yesterday. Let it go.”

— Unknown

[what-iz-life]

Be so fucking proud of yourself for passing the hardest moments alone while everyone believed you were fine.

[thepeacefulgarden]

[selfcarereminder]

your body is beautiful

[thepeacefulgarden]

[rythms-of-synthax-deactivated20]

Your biggest enemy is not your laziness or lack of focus. It is the learned helplessness. The voice in your head telling you that "There's no point in trying again cause you already failed in the past". The inability of getting back in track. The moment when your brain give up on fighting toward a better tomorrow. It starts as self-protection. And then it turns into a prison. And you get so used to the bad and the ugly and the lack of hope that you don't even realize that the door is open. Instead of getting out, you stay - and this is not because you want it. It is because you closed your eyes so you don't even see what's happening around. Learned helplessness is not a "I'm giving up" moment. It is the belief that "no matter how hard you try you won't make it" which gets between you and your goals. And here's how it is formed: 1. Struggle + Failure + Pain 2. You try again + (More) Struggle + No Results 3. Too much pain + You stop trying And so it happens...You start lowering your standards not because you want to, but because hope feels dangerous. Now here's how you break free: First of all, I want to congratulate you...Because if you are so stuck it means that honey, you've really tried and gave it all...till there was no more to give. So yeah, the first thing you need to do is acknowledge that you ain't lazy and no, you are not broken. Second of all, you have to prove yourself that you can. Again. Your brain has to understand that you have the power to handle everything outside the prison. And here's the hard part: YOU NEED TO BUILD YOUR CONFIDENCE FROM SCRATCH. with little, absurd things. Set three goals per day. Or even one. And keep yourself accountable. Keep track of every good outfit, of every well done assignment, of every workout, of every healthy meal. Build yourself little by little again. When low motivation/energy hits? That's when you need to do it most. Because in hard times like this the fact that you managed everything without falling back in the negative cycle is a complete win. In order to break a pattern, you need to respond differently to the trigger. 3. Respond differently. Not perfectly.

Soon enough you'll be able to get back to chasing your goals.

[thepeacefulgarden]

[soluksuret-deactivated20260516]

[girljournal]

thinking negatively won’t get you anywhere. try to stay positive, even when things seem horrible, know that moments like that will not last forever, something good will come from times like that

[chibird]

Saying no can feel uncomfortable, but by doing so, we can protect our sanity and boundaries. Saying no is a healthy practice! 👏

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[fatimazainab]

Margaret Atwood, The Blind Assassin

[selfcarereminder]

i wish everyone peace, sweet dreams, and minimal aching longing on this fine night

[youngadulthacks]

Habit tracking is very useful. Use it for studying, hobbies, and health