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A woman who owns her sexuality holds mystical powers. Sex, sexual energy, and sexuality are not the same thing. A godly, celibate woman can totally own her sexuality. It’s being connected to her sexiness (not lust, not sexual energy, not vanity, and never for the male gaze). It simply means that she knows her feminine energy and feminine body are sacred, divine, and infinitely creative
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No honors. No rewards. No easy life. Give a man work that deserves the whole of him. Let the mornings be cold, the distance immense, the outcome uncertain. If the undertaking is worthy enough, the sacrifice becomes a joy. He asks life for its greatest demands and means to answer.
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She throws herself into his arms with the recklessness of someone who knows that he will catch her. He lifts her as if the effort belongs to him and the flight to her. In that exchange desire becomes a kind of trust, and trust becomes the delicious freedom to be foolish with joy.
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Men and women were made for something much greater than defeating one another. Her femininity draws forth his courage, and his masculinity gives her beauty a place to flourish. The world is cruel enough. Their love is a refuge where strength and tenderness stand on the same side.
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Intellectual conversation is perhaps the most seductive and dangerous form of attraction.
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In terms of people, nature and language Lofoten mogs Oslo so hard it’s not even funny
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If you really want to see more masculinity, men need to be more playful. All these rules about “how a man should act” make you seem more gay than straight.
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I'm so happy with what I'm doing in my life right now that the only way to express this joy fully is to channel it back into what I'm doing





























