You've already learned how to love deeply. Now you're learning how to love wisely. Deep love gives everything. Wise love knows what to protect. It still forgives, but it doesn't ignore patterns. It still cares, but it doesn't abandon itself.
@GeauxGabrielle “Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street and building has been renamed, every date has been altered. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.”
- 1984 Orwell
@KeruboSk I'm a firm believer that anyone you don't 100% want at your wedding, should not be there... a wedding is a magick ritual to bind 2 souls together, regardless of what religion or laws you follow. if the bride and groom don't want you there, you should not want to be there either.
Men have high testosterone levels in the morning, and that’s why they get erect. Women have high cortisol levels in the morning, and that’s why they wake up stressed. Basically, morning sex is biological and we should all be having it to make the world a better place.
Human connections are not supposed to feel like mind games. If you’re constantly analyzing someone’s behavior instead of feeling safe in their presence, your nervous system is already telling you something. The body keeps receipt. 🧾
I disagree with you.
Cooking at home is not oppression. It is responsibility. And traditionally, that responsibility belongs to the woman just as providing financially belongs to the man.
You are comparing two completely different things. A professional chef is not the same as a wife cooking for her family. One is a career. The other is a role within a household. A man becoming a chef does not mean he stole a woman’s job. It means he chose it as a profession.
The same applies to cleaning, sewing, childcare, and makeup. When these activities become businesses, they move from domestic responsibility to commercial skill. That shift does not automatically turn them into injustice.
If we are going to argue fairness, then let us be consistent. For centuries, men have been expected to:
Provide financially
Protect physically
Carry financial pressure alone
Sacrifice comfort for family stability
Those expectations were never labeled oppression. They were called responsibility.
Roles exist because societies function better with structure. Reversing roles completely does not create equality. It creates confusion and instability. Not every difference in responsibility is exploitation.
The real issue is appreciation and respect. A woman who cooks at home deserves respect. A man who provides deserves respect. Both roles matter. One is not automatically superior to the other.
Equality should mean value, not sameness.
This new era is called, it’s my turn. Those who’ve put in the work. Those who’ve been patiently building themselves. The diviners, seers, way-showers, alchemists and creatives, who didn’t fit into the small box of the old world: it’s our turn. The new world is us.
A loss in the physical realm is often a win in the spiritual realm. Sometimes, what feels like a setback, is actually a sacred clearing. The soul sheds what the ego clings to, so something purer can emerge. When you lose what isn’t aligned, you create space for what is.