#it's that simple

[willjulep]

Care and feeding of your knight includes deferring to his wisdom in matters of your personal safety, complimenting the surety of his blade, and finding one non-sexual command that makes him hard enough to black out every time it's spoken.

[skittlesandham]

i miss drawing GIRLS, i like WOMEN, I BELEIVE IN NICO SUPREMACY 😤😤😤

[itsrlymine]

i manifested (obvi) thanks to you tbh. I’ve been in this shifting/manifesting train for 5 years without results. I used to cry over this every night and went through my life in a daze “waiting for something that would never come.” Last night was finally, finally my final straw. I was crying over how I “wasted my life” and dumb shit and I opened tumblr to see that one post from that one anon who was lowkey screaming at us to “just decide” and i decided, “you know what? yeah. i have it.” and rolled over and went to sleep. because if i have it already shit doesn’t matter

guess who woke up with everything they manifested?

i used to spend nights literally afraid to manifest because the idea of failure was so terrifying to me but… it’s not even that hard. i know your brain wants it to be hard because “but i can’t have everything!” or something. which is not true. everyone overcomplicated it with terms like “3D” and imagination and shit, just DECIDE for the love of god.

you have it? ok. keep moving what are you waiting for? YOU HAVE IT!!! why are you looking back every five seconds?? you just said you had it you dimwit.

I literally got everything I wanted overnight because I got sick of methods and decided to just decide (assume) and not give a fuck about what anyone or anything else had to say. and now i have my dream body, dream life, dream everything, everything i’ve been wanting for years.

yes seriously it IS that easy, just assume and decide and persist and then you can have everything you’ve been crying over. yes, it is that easy. you don’t need the recipe to the universe or to lay in one spot until you go numb and the stars align and you start to glow bright pink. do it in class. do it on the street. do it while you’re crying. decide. and you’re done.

it’s that easy.

deadass. you have it so wtf are you looking for?? period my love I'm glad you've come to this realization. it's that easy.

[punishedsaints]

[melancholiadecember]

People that hates swers still don't understand that we're... just trying to survive like everyone else, and without hurting anyone... like leave us alone and don't ever watch porn then 🌚

[downbadforbowser]

So I've sent an ask to just about every supposed major "Gaza vetter" and none of them have answered what their vetting process is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ They have also ignored other people asking them this question. This should be a pretty easy question to answer, no?

Again, please just donate to charity. These people are stealing your money.

[cris-doing-cris-things]

One thing that self-proclaimed pro-jedi people consistently fail to realize is that love is impossible without attachment, and this is exactly why jedi think it's bad Because jedi are a religious order shaped after real life religions with no reflection on them, and they're therefore susceptible to same pitfalls of reasoning The fact that jedi prohibit love, since they view it strictly as danger, exposes them as people who, at their core, are not good with self-control, emotional regulation and communication, and cannot navigate such relationships safely without risking to "fall to the dark side" They are afraid of love because it's unstable, because it makes you prioritize some people over others, and they see it as "unjust", because it compromises their "neutrality to all matters" and their position as "humble servants" (reminder that jedi actually forbid use of the force for trivial matters since it's disrespectful, according to their religion) Their solution to this complex feeling is to avoid it, so it never clouds their ideas of what is right and wrong But this is unpleasant to think about for an average pro-jedi person, since it goes against their view of jedi as this perfect religious order who has collectively reached spiritual enlightenment and therefore is exceptional at those things (as if highly religious monastic orders were ever paragons of healthy relationships in real life, but I digress) This requires them to rethink meanings of words and invent explanations as to why some love is good and some love is bad, and how you can actually love someone without really caring about them at all At this point there's a need to "sterilize" love, distill it from strong emotion, make it "safe" and "palatable", make it adhere to the jedi views, and demonize "possessive love" that jedi "actually prohibit", and by "possessive love" they mean person's need to prevent other person's death, since it is a manner of control, if you think about it, it is after all selfish to want your loved ones to be alive This is a deeply unhealthy mindset to have, since it's an extremely self-negative outlook on basic human need to care for other humans and to be connected to other humans, but you'll never see pro-jedi people admit to that They will argue that actually love is welcomed, but only when you aren't affected by actions of other people, as long as you cannot be impacted in a negative way by them (or positive way, since it tips your impartial view of the world and makes this person more important) - you're good to go It's somewhat disturbing, really Watch someone argue so vehemently that this is the correct and morally good way to approach relationships with other humans, when it casts doubt on any motivation of yours to do good for others, since it's based in your selfish want to see other people happy It also requires you to emotionally isolate yourself in order to not be affected by other people's actions towards you What a lonely way to live, surrounded by people who won't even care if you simply disappear one day Never seizes to amaze me, the mental gymnastics people go to to justify this line of thought only because jedi are a religion, and religion can't possibly be wrong or have strange opinions on human nature No religion would ever prohibit something inherently human that's actually good and healthy No religion ever would force you to experience guilt over something as simple as function of your brain and body Right?