🏳️⚧️ romeo
@ronunclockable
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trans man🏳️⚧️ |Trauma Informed+Somatic+TCM Bodyworker|Nonprofit CEO| Firearm education enthusiast
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Joined November 2019
My friends encouraged me to post these even though I didn’t want to
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Mýa on Melyssa Ford podcast talking about why she decided not to marry, have kids, and embracing celibacy.
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In this life, all of us will either be caretakers, need caretaking, or rotate between the two
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I love that as I get older, I become wiser, but it also gives me the chance to hone this element of play and childlike wonder/imagination/curiosity
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I had such a good Halloween, I don’t wanna let Halloween go 😫 lmao
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Ugh this feeling >>> love me a book that will destroy me, break my heart then mend it!
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My friend told me to be a clock for Halloween cus I’m unclockable 😂
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Thinking about that episode of Black Mirror with Issa Rae, Hotel Reverie. Also the show The Haunting of Bly Manor. Both of these broke me 😩😭
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the discovery has ended. Closeness and fulfillment exist in tension, even when you think you’ve “figured out” your partner, life interrupts, grief/time reshapes them.
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growth. To expect total fulfillment from someone is to miss the beauty of the almost, the striving, the enduring. The fact that we never fully arrive is what makes it sacred, transcendent, divine! To fully arrive is that the dream is now “fully realized”,
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I believe that relationships are asymptote, the bittersweetness that intimacy is a pursuit, not a destination. The mystery of the other remains intact, there will always be a sliver of distance between what we long for and what we live. The gap holds space for curiosity, awe,
There’s an exercise called the Anti Romantic Daydreamer. “it’s the fantasy of the missing half that prevents us from appreciating the partners we do have. We’re forever comparing their flawed selves to the amazing things we imagine about strangers”
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