HeyJaredLovingU by Hannah Taylor
Life through the lens of Devotional Love. Writings effing the ineffable truths of being a human in relationships guided by love and care.
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Wanting Is Winter (opens the original)
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Wanting is winterthat immobile longingrelate to it how you willI adore the way it drives me to my comfortsindoorsinternalinsidebefore long will be the spring of Receivingchoking on the fertilityfinally it is hereand it issouncomfortablearousingexposingall winter’s longing revealed, fulfilled, blossoming, begging, opening and Receiving.Having, the summerit’s here when you start thinking of how it will gothat the light is now disappearinga chill morninga breezy full moon eveningautumn&
Following, The Fundament (opens the original)
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Following is more interesting to me, as a power, than leadership.If it is actually leadership we are talking of (rather than the tyranny calling itself leadership all over the place) the fundament of its technology is exquisite, magnified, projected following.Leadership in its upright form follows the matrix of authorities that govern the followers. It is tyranny when the leader takes the role of the authority.Leaders, true leaders, are devoted and obvious followers of a compelling authority. Th
From Requests to Command (opens the original)
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I know the journey it is for women raised in modern cultures to learn to request and receive help.When we are raised to believe our lives are for others, it’s important to surface desires and needs, to update the schedule and capacity for nourishment and rest, to make overt statements about such things and directly request them.Thenbeyond thatthere is a command of resources, of nourishment, of ongoing support which renders this practice of requesting irrelevant. Who asks for what is already floo
Friendly Boundaries (opens the original)
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It is such a relief to have friendly boundaries. Having friendly boundaries means that I get to remain friends with the world and everyone in it. I don't say no to bad offers. I don't get any bad offers. If something isn't worthy of my time, it's simple, sweet, probably delicious, and simply not as compelling as other things I could do with my time. THANK YOU, no. I know it's not worth my attention if I keep forgetting about it, I know it is not worth my energy if I don't feel compelled to eager
Disconnection is a Human Need (opens the original)
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We hear plenty about the human need for connection.What about the human need for disconnection?Relating with another person, especially living with another person, is like having your very own mountain—there are times when you need to be hundreds of miles away for the real perspective of what you beholding.There are times when it’s not about relational perspective at all, simply about time with yourself, perspective on self, introspection with self.Disconnection is a human need, in the category
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