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Japandi Style: A Soft-Spoken Way to Live
Japandi isn’t just a design trend—it’s a quiet philosophy. It blends the serene minimalism of Japanese interiors with the cozy functionality of Scandinavian living. The result is a space that feels like a deep breath: calm, intentional, and quietly beautiful. This style begins with simplicity. Not the stark kind, but the kind that feels like a warm hug. Clean lines, open spaces, and natural…
The Stars, The Moon and, The Truth of My Blelifes.
Bonnie? What do you believe in?
Is the question people often ask me, Like I'm going to spit out something neat, and tidy that'll fit into their little understanding of the world. But that is not me, and not how I live.
My typical simplest answer I give? I am a Polytheist.
But honestly? If you want the full truth, I believe in the stars and the moon.
Not because they are poetic or pretty.
Just kidding that's my light hearted answer when either I know the person asking has a higher possibility of not understanding me. or don't have the energy to get into it, I hit them with this gem. "I believe in the Stars and the Moon."
They usually pause, waiting for me to dive into some mystical explanation about the cosmic energies or Divine lunar guidance. But..nah. I just mean it plain and simple.
The Stars and The Moon are real. The're always there. They are there every single night. Weather you are thriving or crying in your car in a Taco Bell parking lot. You can count on them. They are consistent, and honestly? That's why, I believe in them. Not because of some woo woo magic, but because when I look up, there they are.. doing their thing, like clockwork.
No drama... No judgement.. Just existing.
Okay lol But if you scratch beneath the surface of my sarcastic, funny answer there is more to it. While I do and don't believe in The Stars and The Moon in a witchy way, I do believe in consistency and cycles and they embody that perfectly.
When everything else feels shaky, I know they're there. That's comforting in a way that's almost spiritual. And while I don't worship the Stars or think The Moon is my therapist, I do feel a kind of respect for them. They are timeless , Ancient. The Stars and the Moon have been around since long before you or me; and they'll be there long after.
MY SPIRITUALITY
In a nutshell? I am a Polytheist. I believe in God.. God's, Goddesses.. in forces and enrgies bigger than us. I see divinity in the cycles of life, in the balance of nature, in the spaces where opposites meet and create something new.
But I'm not here to tell you, that I have all the answers. I don't My beliefs are not about rigid dogma or trying to fit myself into someone else's mold. They are about what feels true to m. And what feels true is this... The Divine is in everything and.. everything is connected.
I am drawn to the tangible. The real. Things like the stars and the moon that I can see, feel and know. They remind me that while life is chaotic, there is still a rhythm to it all. That even when everything feels uncertain there is something constant to hold onto.
Why This Works For Me
The stars and The Moon might seem like odd thing to belive in, but they symbolize something bigger, for me. They are my shorthand for faith in the reliable, the steady, the enduring. I don't need to complicate it with rituals or elaborate explanations. I believe because they are there. Because they have always been there. And because they do not need to prove themselves to anyone...Just like me.
Ah. Men: The Significance of Religion in LGBT Pride Events
The phrase "Ah. Men" is a playful twist on the traditional religious utterance "Amen," often used to express agreement or affirmation. In this context, it takes on a double meaning that celebrates masculinity, particularly in LGBTQ+ circles.
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"Ah" suggests a moment of appreciation or realization, while "Men" directly references the male gender. Together, the phrase could be interpreted as an expression of admiration for men, especially in gay or bisexual male communities.
This clever wordplay might be used in various settings:
As a catchy slogan for a gay men's clothing brand or store
The name of a drag king performance group
A title for a photography exhibit showcasing diverse male beauty
A hashtag for social media posts appreciating male aesthetics
The theme for a queer party or event celebrating masculinity in all its forms
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The period between "Ah" and "Men" adds a pause for emphasis, enhancing the pun and inviting the reader or listener to consider the dual meaning.
While lighthearted, the phrase also touches on deeper themes of identity, attraction, and the subversion of traditional religious language. It exemplifies how LGBTQ+ culture often reclaims and reinterprets mainstream concepts with humor and creativity.
"Ah. Men" encapsulates a spirit of joy, appreciation, and pride in male identity and attraction, particularly within queer spaces.
The "Funny LGBT Gay Pride Jesus Rainbow Peace Flag" concept combines humor, spirituality, and LGBTQ+ pride in a playful, potentially provocative way. It reimagines religious iconography through a queer lens, depicting Jesus with rainbow elements or peace signs.
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This imagery might feature on flags, t-shirts, or memes within LGBTQ+ Christian communities or among allies. It challenges traditional religious narratives, suggesting a more inclusive, accepting interpretation of faith.
The humor comes from the unexpected juxtaposition of religious and LGBTQ+ symbols. It could show Jesus with a rainbow halo, wearing pride colors, or making peace signs. The flag aspect implies visibility and celebration.
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While some may find it irreverent, others see it as a powerful statement of divine love and acceptance for all. It's a visual representation of the belief that spirituality and LGBTQ+ identity can coexist harmoniously, promoting peace and inclusivity.
And everyday, I am being reminded that endings are beautiful too. It’s always the simple life that keeps me going. 🙂😍❤️💪🏻👌🏻 When you appreciate simplicity, life becomes easy. 👊🏻 #sacredsimplicity #sunset #SimpleLifeEasyLife
Sacred simplicity.
