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[gokusclit]

I hate how a woman having body hair is immediately seen as this like political statement or that she’s gnc or whatever like girl wtf it’s just the natural state of her being

[erotiquadoll]

[erotiquadoll]

how my flowerbomb and sweet musk frag combo feels 🌸

[coppercoloredhoney]

Is it common for Ashlesha natives to experience recurring problems in life that are actually “symptoms” of a deeper unresolved issue?

Ashlesha is represented by stars in the constellation Hydra. A mythical sea monster who had nine heads in total, eight out of nine of them were regenerative and the ninth was immortal. Whenever one head was severed, two more would grow in its place. Hercules overcame the monster through the help of his nephew Iolaus, who cauterize each neck with fire immediately after severing a head, preventing new ones from growing back. After destroying all of its mortal heads, he cut off the immortal head and buried it beneath a boulder. The most common interpretation of the Hydra is that it symbolizes resistance against persistent and recurring challenges. In Christian symbolism, the multi-headed red dragon is often associated with evil and oppression to righteousness. Psychologically, the Hydra can represent unresolved trauma that continue resurfacing because they were never truly addressed. Attempts to solve these challenges through temporary or superficial solutions only allow for them to be more pervasive, much like the Hydra’s heads multiplying when they were only cut off. The reoccurring heads aren’t the actual problem, just an expression of the underlying root. The problem has to be addressed at its source. I feel like this can explain the reason some people had negative experiences with an Ashlesha and some don’t have those experiences with them. Is there something being triggered to make that “thing” emerge? What do you guys think about this?

Or maybe it’s less about experiencing many problems and more about being repeatedly confronted with the same unresolved issue in different forms until it is consciously addressed?

[jussanother]

[anglaised]

elote will change ur life actually

[iamzeitgeist]

[cyberpunkpavlichenko]

I’m sorry, but the logic that a rapist “won’t stop” because you’ve warned other people about their behavior so it’s meaningless to warn other people is so stupid. I think potential victims actually have a right to know about predators in their community. Lack of accountability is not an argument against warnings, it’s actually an argument for them.

[devoutfashion-deactivated201906]

[johnnycrass]

honestly i think what it is that pisses me off about Leftist people treating weird kinky sex stuff with an aura of it being like, a form of political resistance or something thats genuinely counter culture, is that... a lot of right wing people are just as kinky as you are - they have strange fetishes and they're swingers and watch all the same porn etc etc - they just are ALSO right wing. like yeah they're swingers but they also think illegal immigrants are subhuman and those things work out just fine together. ultimately- TO ME- it feels like maybe Weird Sex Stuff isn't the sort of revolutionary act we really want it to be. lol. i say this as a resident of fucking bitch ass texas - i remember when people were protesting some law by walking around with dildos strapped to their belts like guns. and it felt stupid. seeing that in public felt really dumb. the difference is conservatives just won't be open about it and that's it

[sacred-portal]

[sacred-portal]

[jussanother]

[jussanother]

[tomhoppusdelonge]

i love following people with kinks I don’t have because somtimes I’m like

[homelessrichgirl2]

[eviltits]

[lionfloss]

Casa Organica (The Organic House), constructed in 1985 by Javier Senosiain