Woman.
I'm in my favorite time of year, which means romanticizing the slightest stimulus that accidentally enters my life. However, there is one recurring theme that may be the most beautiful thing in my eyes.
My ability to romanticize my life does not come from my gender or sex, that is clear, however. I would not like to enter into a serious debate regarding gender, I simply want to talk about it with the deepest words that come from my mind and heart without a social analytical need involved.
I feel like I'm starting to really live my life, I'm taking my first steps in terms of adult life, and thanks to that I can introspect on those times when I was just me without wondering why I was like that or who I really was. Now my mind is filled with the things I have to do and the endless goals I doubt I will achieve, and when my mind calms down I can say, “wow, I love being a woman!”
The makeup, the songs, the feelings, the seasons of the year, the movies, the words, the books, the looks, the smiles. Everything is possible to romanticize. He didn't mention it as an unhealthy thing, my mention comes from the real fact that it is helping me survive. Each thing makes us, women, them, feel beautiful, understood. Love can be a constant in our minds, our “Roman Empire,” the hand of Mr. Darcy. We are no longer afraid to talk about how much we want a person, we are not afraid to admit our fantasies and concerts at 3 am, we do not bother to be different from everyone, because we all want to be that, one being all.
Sorority as brotherhood is something that, I believe, has just begun. Eliminate the great rejection that you once felt towards femininity. I love music, autumn, the color pink, green, nature, history, glitter, books and series about the medieval era, I love long dresses, flowers, ribbons that form bows, the universe, corsets , long words, horror movies, writing, love, red hair, makeup that will only be seen by the person who looks in the mirror, short skirts, the color white, poems, love letters , the metaphors, the cold, I love women. I love what is considered feminine, even if it isn't really.










