saba

Your worth isn't as tied to your productivity as capitalism tries to convince you it is. People can appreciate your kindness, your attitude, your compassion, your resilience, your intelligence, your humor, your perspectives, your insight, your love and everything else about you which isn't about what you do for a living. So even if you can't do much of what society expects, people can and will still value your presence. You're not just the job you do or the job you can't do. Don't let people reduce you to what you DO when what really matters is who you ARE.

The purest form of love is consideration. When someone thinks about how things would make you feel. Pays attention to detail. Holds you in regard when making decisions that could affect you. In any bond, how much they care about you can be found in how much they consider you

My heart belongs to difficult girls and women. To the ones who talk over men when they get interrupted. Dirty women, women who actually make men uncomfortable. The killjoy feminists. The women who dont walk on eggshells around men. The ones who make you feel safe because you know they will pick you instad of a man, they will always put another woman before they put a man. The ones who dont crave male validation and therefore are somehow so fucking free.

It's okay to have blatant double standards that favor women