don’t worry ‘bout it sweetheart

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[theambitiouswoman]

Your romantic partner defines your reputation. You’re telling the world that this person represents you. Who you are, what you tolerate, what you believe you deserve & your self esteem

[marmoriiss]

مَرَجَ الۡبَحۡرَيۡنِ يَلۡتَقِيٰنِۙ

(55:19) He unleashed the two seas so that they merge together,

بَيۡنَهُمَا بَرۡزَخٌ لَّا يَبۡغِيٰنِ

(55:20) and yet there is a barrier between them which they may not overstep

[thoughtkick]

“If only we could see the endless string of consequences that result from our smallest actions. But we can’t know better until knowing better is useless.”

— John Green

[brave96heart-deactivated2025052]

[lov3yourzx]

i choose myself

i don’t want the final weeks we shared to be mistaken for the story of us

i was kind

i tried to build a home that felt like warmth,

to craft a life that felt like love,

to create a rhythm where we could breathe and grow together.

but somewhere along the way,

your silence carved out pieces of me.

the betrayal

left me bleeding in ways you never saw.

my distance wasn’t coldness.

it was survival.

i know i’ll be painted as the one who gave up,

the one who didn’t stand by you while you changed.

but there comes a time

when a person must choose themselves

over the idea of who someone might become.

and that too is love, just a quieter kind.

one that says: i cannot lose myself to hold you together.

[byjove]

A large part of the reason families were bigger in the past was because marital rape was not considered rape and birth control/abortion methods were ineffective, dangerous and/or illegal. We can dance around this and act like our great great great grandmothers just loveddddd being mamas so much that they decided out of their own free will to have 11 children. We can pretend that they DECIDED to have big families because it was a financially advantageous decision so they could have more labor around the farm. But a lot of children in the past were fundamentally unwanted and not conceived out of love, children were not a choice women got to make. We need to admit that and stop pretending historical women were inherently more maternal because they were impregnated at the age of 15 and kept having babies until they were 40. That did not make them loving mothers, it did not make them ‘the divine feminine’ and it sure did not make them happy.

[taitaiun]

[moon-and-rain0]

”And never have I been in my supplication to You, my Lord, unhappy [i.e., disappointed].”

[symbiocene]

Love seeing women with bare faces, short fingernails, practical shoes, comfortable clothing, a full plate, a toothy grin, a relaxed posture. Love love love seeing women comfortable and happy and unselfconscious.

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[poeticislam]

““Let days go forth and do as they please And remain firm when settled is the Decree Don’t be afraid of what happens by night For the affairs of this world are not to last And be a man, strong in the face of calamities And let your nature be that of kindness and honesty If your faults become too much in front of the people And you wish that they were to be concealed, Then know that kindness covers all faults And how many faults are kept hidden by kindness! No sadness lasts forever, nor any happiness And you shall not remain in poverty, or any luxury Generosity cannot be hoped from the miserly For no water exists in the Fire for the thirsty Your provision will not be decreased due to life’s delays And it cannot be increased due to your haste If, in your heart, you possess contentment Then you and those who possess the world are equal And for him upon whose horizon death descends, No earth can offer him protection, nor any sky Indeed, the earth of Allah is certainly vast But if decree descends, then the world constricts Let days be the ones that betray you at all times For no cure can avail a person of death””

— Imam Ash-Shafi’i

[the-bookshop]

[yakinlaruzakbana]

[balar-deactivated20251211]

[mindofserenity]

I heard my mother asking our neighbour for some salt. I asked her why she was asking them as we have salt at home. She replied: "It's because they are always asking us for things; they're poor. So, I thought I'd ask something small from them so as not to burden them, but at the same time make them feel as if we need them too. That way it'll be easier for them to ask us for anything they need from us.”

Ali al-Jifri

[fleur-aesthetic]

instagram | flordepassion

[geopsych]

Spring on the lake path.