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pollyanna
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remember who you are. not the things you are known for, but deeply who you are. this imense space of love. β™₯️ good night!

you are so amazing! your body shines!

I'll come back soon.

since the beginning of the winter I've been sick with few days of feeling well before being sick all over again. when I get better I'll start again and I'll tell you about it. I think it may help my immune system as well. β™₯️

Replying to Avatar Rico

nostr:nprofile1qqstm2s4daj9mxswuel38spq5ykswr2nd39f98x6p496gv5mrdnmycqppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp05k6r4v she's right here, and Nostr only - in theory. But she couldn't find her tribe so she didn't come back after a short while. Go ahead, talk to her πŸ₯Έ

tell us more about the tribe she was looking for

now I'm happy I told you that about the coffee, because when I sent you I thought it was an unnecessary information ahaha

is there any language you still want to learn?

I think it's really important for us to be aware of what we're saying. words are very important to me, and they help me see things about myself. I usually don't say many things, I love to listen to people. but I also love to communicate what I perceive and the insights I get, so I write.

after we talked I started to write a text that will be in my brother's marriage site. our conversation inspired me to listen to myself while writing and respecting my own time.

I'm honoured with your compliment about my writing, and I got the impulse to say I don't deserve it, but I'll just thank you. thank you!

you are way more consistent than me posting here. I also don't think I'm consistent, but in some things like observing myself and my feelings and other's feelings I guess I'm almost consistent haha

Replying to Avatar The Beave

Ooookay. Tea choice:

Stash peppermint. I love mint tea on the summer, even hot, but especially cold. I'm not adding sweatener since I'm still mostly carnivore and finally back on track to my weight loss goals. (The sweetener part of this came to mind since it's related to the subject at hand....)

Let's start with my least favorite word: nice. To me, there is no greater insult that one can levy at me than for someone to call me "nice." There are several layers to this, but I'll stick to the original meaning and the modern connotation. Plus a bonus: is a word of French origin, and I'm savagely annoyed that there's so much French in modern English.

"Nice" has bothered me for more than three decades. When I was younger, I discerned that nice was used on several ways, and only one of them was acceptable due to relational contexts. Firstly, older church ladies called me a nice boy. I will accept that as a compliment as intended, but, what they actually meant was that I was polite, courteous, and respectful. Secondly, when I was a bit older, girls called me nice. What they really meant was that I was a big brother type with whom they felt safe. This is possibly acceptable, but also a bit hurtful at times, since it was mostly meant to be dismissive. That dismissiveness had an edge of finality to it, abd that edge can cut deep... As I grew older, nice was not just dismissive but patronizing. Men only use "nice" as an insult when speaking of other men, and women use it as the shield of the friendzone. All of this stems from the origin of the word, which, as best as I recall originally meant "so sweet as to be cloying or repugnant."

"Nice" is an insult, realized it not.

Kindness, on the other hand, is a virtue and present only in the strong of character. Being genuinely kind requires the strength to put others above your own needs, fortitude to handle difficult and awkward situations, and wisdom to show restraint, lest kindness turn into a matter of prideful showmanship.

Recognizing kindness means that one is aware of these things, even if it isn't explicitly stated.

I think I'll end there.

thank you so much for all of this. I love tea. and I don't like coffee 😬

I don't think it is nuts at all. it comes from your experiences and it's very well thought. I'm sorry you lived these experiences with this word. I don't think nice is a compliment either and I like how you see it with loving eyes when some people told you that, and also know what they probably meant.

English is not my first language and it's really hard for me to write in English. but I can read whatever you want to talk about it, if you want to.

maybe because you already were home ❀️

I have a tendency to think I'm reading women, especially when I see kindness