Staying where I’m loved.
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Staying where I’m loved.
Donna Summer, circa ‘70s
take it personal. at this age, people are 100% aware
a lot of your suffering comes from treating your nature like a problem to manage instead of a design to understand
Suddenly I don't want anyone to know me as deeply anymore, which is weird because I have always yearned for someone to understand my soul
“Being a sexual being, being sexually-skilled, a sex Goddess, a well-watered woman, doesn’t mean you are out here in these streets having sex with everyone. A sexual being ultimately is a spiritual being who embodies her decolonialized sensuality synchronized with her heart and spirit. She doesn’t hide her sensuality nor feel ashamed of her sexual energy, living effortlessly on the verge of enthusiasm, laughter, playfulness, tears, or orgasms. She has respect and honor for her body temple and takes time for some form of prayer, sacred bathing, and connection to nature. She then attracts unto her lover(s) to enter into divine union with and they raise each other’s vibration into the highest possible expression. A heart-centered person with high sexual energy also has great healing energy. Sexual energy ultimately is healing (recalibration) energy that changes us for the better and brighter.”
— India Ame’ye, Author