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Goddess’ guide to dating yourself
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but ladies we need to start dating ourselves.
Whether you are in a relationship or not, you need to do this.
Why?
Because your best relationship in your life should be with yourself. In fact, your longest relationship is with yourself. Show your self some love! Fall in love with yourself. Dating yourself can help you become more confident and secure with yourself. It can help us know our worth.
1. Find something you are passionate about and hone in on it! This is your chance to do and try new things until you find something you like and even when you find something you like, keep trying things. Go back and do things you used to do and see if you still like it. Try painting, photography, yoga, reading, guitar, knitting… the list is endless.
2. Become more independent!
Is there something you’ve always wanted to do but never did because you were waiting for someone else to do it with you? This is your time to do it by yourself. Life is short, you don’t have time to wait for someone else to do something with you. Go take that class by yourself, go see the world by yourself, go shopping by yourself, take yourself to that new restaurant.
3. Get to know yourself more!
In more ways than one, you should get to know yourself. My favorite way to do this is to answer those question prompts from pinterest. They can help you find your passions, your limits, your dreams, your desires. Find your limits and boundaries. Things that you will and won’t put up with anymore and stick to them. Also, Masturbation, ladies. Know how to make yourself feel good. Your pleasure shouldn’t be solely dependent on someone else.
4. Get in tuned with your body and mind!
Try meditating, journaling, yoga, vision boarding. Learn what your body likes and dislikes. Do your makeup a new way. And then do it again. Get a massage or facial. Or DIY it. Wear that killer outfit you’ve been saving. Do a photoshoot. Find your angles. Do breath work. Affirmations. Therapy can do wonders for your life.
Date ideas?
1. Take yourself on a picnic. Pack a cute basket of your favorite snacks and foods. Grab a bottle of wine and a blanket and sit with yourself in the park. Maybe read that book you’ve been meaning to.
2. Watch a movie. Years ago, I used to buy matinee tickets, buy popcorn and watch movies at the theater by myself and it was wonderful. You can do the same at home.
3. Go to a restaurant. I know the allure of take out will be hard to resist but do it! Dress up in your finest outfit. Make your makeup and hair killer. Take yourself to the cute cafe or restaurant you’ve been dying to try. Order something new. Savor your food.
4. Take yourself to the store. If you’re a bookworm like me, I’d suggest Barnes and noble or another book store. If you’re not a book person, try a clothing store or a tea shop or other specialty shop. Go to a store you’ve never been to. Take your time, look around. Take pictures of everything. Imagine yourself buying something. Actually buy it, if you can. Take note of all the things you want in that store.
5. Organize. Hear me out here. Make a date out of de-cluttering and organizing. Turn on your favorite playlist or tv show or podcast. Start clearing out things you don’t need and make room for new things. Sing at the top of your lungs. Dance like no one’s watching. Make a fashion show out of it. Make your house cozy and smell good. Let it become a place you enjoy being in.
Get out there and do the things you love to do! Fall in love with life!
got humiliated publicly by a woman asking him mildly hard questions
-lost 650 billion dollars and is no longer a trillionaire
-movie he said would be a woke disaster is loved by everyone
So now he’s crashing out over Anne Hathaway saying trans people are human beings
Your artstyle is like your gut microbiome in the way its everything you consume and like and it also has all your bacteria up in it. Thats probably how that works
SO TRUE

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I’ll never get over the fact this was based on a picture of the French crying as Nazis took over Paris in 1940. They even captured the two ladies in black behind him.
i think it would do a lot of people good to remember that Mormons are white supremacists, no nuance, no debate, no arguing how they've gotten "more diverse", their whole belief system is fundamentally rooted in white supremacist ideals

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Slavoj Žižek for Abercrombie & Fitch’s 2003 “Back to School” Catalogue
“Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow. It empties today of its strength.”
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how make a hip hop song in 30 seconds
This is just right
Now deal with it
I have been on a journey- within the odyssey of my life chapter. This year has been so gratifying. There is a lot to like and a bit to re-evaluate. Plus, I know I have made strides in the 'healing your inner child' arena.
I have listened to a few new artists, but 2026 has been a retrospective. I retraced my steps and went back to 90s then 80s music. This summer it took me to the south. I had gone from 90s NYC rap to 2000s ATL (with a sprinkle of reggaeton of my childhood). Tracing my early years, I see how I gravitate to music in a way that expresses when as a kid I felt like I couldn't. Today, i love the sensitivity of those artists that constantly reinvent. I would not be who I am without hip hop. August is the month to celebrate the genre. Full of conflict and joy and resistance. I look at it like a middle aged man working thru his misogyny!
The women of the genre put up with so much. As it has been for women in the American music industry in general. There are dozens of great books about the genre that raised me as a New Yorker. It is how I remember my old neighborhoods and what I point to as my sister's main influence on me. It was forbidden at times and a life savior at other times. From using 2008 era to walk into school and not feel like an outsider to taking a deeper dive in 2013. Being able to physically buy CDs, and download mixtapes from datpiff during homeroom. Technology has been a double edged sword.
Now, I use it for my next chapter where I need the brash- the shadow, the trap, the raw emotion, and hustle music! I see that Millennial rappers just get me better, but Gen Z has an interesting spin. They may need to dig in the crates and start with the samples...Grandmaster Flash comes to mind.
It took living in the south all those years ago to appreciate that my people created something that the regions could put their spin on. I only got the radio hits till I lived in the deep south. It's a part of me, like motown and staxx records and philly soul. Hiphop heads must teach whoever is next. It has to happen, just as the genre was made from the dejected- we are in a time where the protest music is sorely missing.