Mimi's Musings

Keepin' it grown & sexy over here. If you're under 18, please DNI. Some labels that describe myself: 30somethin. Indigenous Woman. Polyam/Demi/Bisexual. U of M/NCU Grad. Aspiring writer & Generational curse breaker. Spiritual ecologist. INFJ. Mystic. Kink & sex positive blog.

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Thoroughly enjoyed this callback to the First movie in The Best Man series...

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Mermaid Nebula Supernova Remnant ©

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Young Stars in Orion the Hunter ©

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M74, Phantom Galaxy

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Azalea

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Magnolia

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Almond Croissant Pancakes

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When life starts to feel great again, you should allow it, you deserve good things too.

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be patient with the speed of your journey. you could stress out about it, but that won’t speed it up any. try to accept it as best as you can.

[theambitiouswoman]

We resist what we subconsciously believe we don’t deserve. It doesn’t always look like resistance though. It can sound like..

“I’m just not ready yet”

“Now isn’t the right time”

“What if it doesn’t work out?”

“I don’t want to mess it up”

“I’ll start when I feel more confident”

It can feel logical. Mature. Responsible thing to do. But underneath it all, it’s fear wrapped in self protection. Because when something good, aligned, or expansive comes into your life, it will challenge the identity you’ve been operating from. And if a part of you doesn’t believe you’re worthy of it, you’ll hesitate or pull back because receiving it would require you to see yourself differently. So create reasons that sound valid enough to stay where you are. Because staying the same feels safer than stepping into something you’re not fully convinced you deserve. Until you realize that you’re not actually protecting yourself from failure but from expansion

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[positivelypresent]

Don’t forget about the good days!

[yipyipallyall]

And some of those wars are on our own streets, in our own courts and legislatures.