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nessa
@theangelness
certified natural health professional 🌱 herbalism and iridology | my handmade magnesium body butter ↓
Katılım Ocak 2018
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@demon_dolI I love waking up before my bf. I get 3+ hours of alone time and he gets to sleep in. I’d be upset if he didn’t literally require cuddles to fall asleep
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@VrilVixen Why do you feel the need to repeat yourself then. My tweet is not irrelevant
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@TEEPHTREND Inositol cures 80% of PCOS cases because it’s caused by insulin resistance. I think vitamin D cures the rest but I can’t prove it yet
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@moriah_bridges @LorentLouise When it’s respectful and you can tell the guy is really just trying to make you smile it is endearing. You have to know the difference, though
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@LorentLouise Totally correct. I’m sure I’m in the vast minority here, but I think that respectful banter/flirtation from older men is really endearing. They’re not trying to make a move. They know you aren’t interested. They’re just trying to compliment you and make casual conversation.
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Flirting is also not always romantic.
One thing I miss about France is being flirted with by courteous (look up the origin of courteous) men of all ages, not as a pick up line but just as a polite thing to do (responding appropriately to flirting is also a whole social skill!)
Allie ✞@allie__voss
The issue is that flirting is a social skill that gets built on a foundation of a LOT of other social skills But people try to learn it with pickup lines, which is like trying to play hockey when you never learned how to skate
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@nappygamerr @mayorofutopia_ @layxsnv You should know than from then if you’re going to call people dumb
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@mayorofutopia_ @layxsnv This is better then public schools
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My unpopular opinion is relationships really shouldn’t and don’t have to be that hard and two people can very easily live in harmony with each other if they both have self awareness and are considerate of one another. Relationships can and should be fairly easy and fighting is really just unnecessary
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@theangelness I think this is also the ideal. Erotic love specifically is not eternal.
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@Brumairian Thank you for explaining. It does make sense. Romantic love for you has to have possibility in the future. Can’t say it’s ideal, but it does make sense
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When my wife died, in the immediate aftermath there was obviously turmoil, but at four years on now we've moved locations and built a new life (with its own problems, don't get me wrong) so that the memory of it all is very distant now.
For me, my wife is not really a romantic object anymore. She is the mother of my children. I've lost many family members of all ages in recent years and frankly her memory has transitioned to beloved family who has passed on.
There is love there, of course, but it is no longer 𝑒𝑟𝑜𝑠 because there is no shared future to imagine anymore with her. Instead, it is now a kind of 𝑠𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑔𝑒 embodied through our children.
Not sure if this all makes sense, but really for me erotic love is very much about possibilities and anticipation and shared futures, and I think this is the healthiest form of it. When she was alive there was great passion because we still had a future together. Once that was taken away, it was gone.
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