If you are not a fan of physical or relational intimacy, you totally don’t have to be.
You can even take a break from one or the other or both at the same time and then pick it back up again when you meet the right person. That’s what I’m doing now and I’ll tell you what, I feel incredible (omg no one asked Rebecca stfu. Love you but my goooooooooooodnesss)
orrrrrrr
You can quit the whole scene and join a community of people who feel the same way. That’s what vocations like monks and nuns and priests and hermits and witches who live in the woods and lure children into their house of horrors with candy (or at least that’s what they keep telling us I kind of want to believe the witches are spreading this false narrative around so we’re too scared to go into the woods when in reality it’s super peaceful and beautiful and idyllic) are for. There are a lot of people struggling with loneliness who could greatly benefit from any one of those lovely groups. My only question is why does it have to be permanent? Can’t it be for like 5 years and then you can decide if you want to resubscribe? Renew the lease? Replace the engine?
Why is everyone so obsessed with making everything so permanent when literally nothing is ever truly still. The atoms are never ever ever ever still.
And yet, we persist in this pursuit of permanence?
What is going on people?? Does that make sense to you?
but on the other hand
a little stability never hurt anyone. And you can build the most fortified castles with the right foundations in place based on a notion of what we like to believe is firmness.
black and white were never really a thing until we started naming them
they were just two perfect halves of a whole constantly in motion.
omg I need McDonald’s this is getting way too serious.
9:34 pm
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