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Him: "A socialist will run for president in 2028"🌹
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Her husband got laid off 7 times in 9 years.
Mel Robbins stayed. They've been married 30 years.
Now she's told her daughter what to look for in a man. Most men won't like it.
Her 27-year-old daughter Sawyer asked the questions. Mel didn't soften anything.
What she said about men:
1. Cleaning up isn't a favor. "Participating in the maintenance and the upkeep of the home you live in is not a freaking gender role."
2. A lot of men were raised to be served. "There's a lot of guys out there who were just smothered by their mothers."
3. Money decides who's in charge. "The person who typically makes more money drives the decisions."
4. Your phone is costing you. Too much short-form content, porn and betting, she says, and "you will start to see the guy in your life withdrawing."
5. Stop forcing a career you hate. Her husband tried tech sales. "You will never be good at something you hate."
In the video below, she tells Sawyer why she raised her daughters to make their own money. Listen for the three things she says money gives you.
Try this: tonight, do one thing at home nobody asked you to do.
Here's the lesson. She doesn't need a project. She needs a teammate.
Men: which of these is fair, and which one is wrong?
I post one story like this every day.
I long for this so deeply
She Trusts Me
She’s always wanted a secure man, a powerful man.
Her nervous system relaxes in my presence
after years of being on high alert.
Constantly feeling unsafe and unseen, she shapeshifts.
She’s been judged, manipulated, lied to, taught to please, and be what others want, especially men.
Enough of this.
She’s beyond enough. She’s powerful. She is incredible. She’s extraordinary.
She trusts me because I see her with these eyes,
with the entirety of my beingness and I let her know in every way I know how to communicate it...that I see her.
She trusts me because I am an uncaged man in my power.
Freedom is my Essence.
I don’t react, I respond.
She trusts me because I invite her wild feminine essence out to play and I can hold it.
She trusts me because I am genuinely curious about her, I have done my inner work.
She trusts me and extends her sacred invitation to hold her complete surrender.
Her exquisite surrender, a wealth beyond all wealth, to hold a women’s deep surrender.
Holding her grief, her longing, her sacred rage, her primal throbbing, and her dripping ecstasy.
Every women wants to go to her own truth, to let go completely into the flow of love
But not just with any man.
Sadly most women will never experience this level of trust and will never completely surrender.
To experience this level of trust and surrender requires a man to reclaim his essential nature, his powerful masculine essence.
She trusts me because I have made the sacred journey back to myself.
She trusts me because I have worked through my core wounding, because I have faced my deepest pain and reclaimed my true self,'
She feels safe because I have spent thousands of hours in psychoanalysis, meditation, Yoga, with countless coaches, mystics, teachers, shamans, plant medicine, and mediums.
She feels safe with me because I know that at one point in my life I wasn’t safe to her or myself.
She feels safe with me because I don’t want to take from her, I want to give in sacred union.
She feels safe because she knows I’ve got her.
I claim her heart.
✨🙌🏾💫
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Alanis Morissette says menopause strips women of the “cozy tolerance” they were taught to have.
Alanis Morissette says getting older has been a gift
“I highly recommend getting older. Menopause is just magic. Everything: identity, value systems, relationships, who is God, and how to talk to these billions of parts in here. Be responsible for what this is, and don’t make it everyone else’s problem.”
Amy Poehler agrees, saying the best part is letting go of the armor and expectations we’ve built up.
Alanis connects that shedding to menopause and the expectations placed on women.
“If we’re in the context of patriarchy, everything’s through the male gaze. The hormones we have in this body are the procreative imperative: put a baby in me, I’m going to tolerate everything. Then you get closer to menopause, and all this scaffolding of cozy tolerance goes away.”
She ends with a surprising historical example, saying women who were PMSing were once sought out to lead town hall meetings because they were more likely to tell the city exactly what needed to change.
Your timeline needs this!
This is Etienne Gouttefarde. He runs Les Papiers de la Grange, one of the last mills in France still making paper entirely by hand, the way they did it 500 years ago.
Just old cotton rags torn by hand, beaten into pulp for hours, scooped sheet by sheet, pressed and hung to dry.
Wait for the clover at the end ☘️
This is how you make real paper.





















