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Posted by mindU on December 15, 2022

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The number of broken hearts over a lifetime

I have been brokenhearted for as long as I remember having a heart. One of my first that I still vividly remember ended with a pang of bittersweet melancholy and a lingering regret that I still feel at times I remenis on his romanesque stature and dapper stride that I used to fantasise about incessantly. and I can't help but smile at the obsenities I fantasize about the vast difference between him and my first crush, long before my delayed puberty, way back during my final year in Primary School. I still remember how baffled I was when a friend suggested that my feelings may be inappropriate for my gender right after I declared my feelings of passion and yearning desire I had for our Art Teacher, a decidedly vanilla young blond substitute teacher with a strong trip and a penchant for playful banter that I rather enjoyed. After sharing my concern with my buddy I was sworn to lifelong secrecy and sternly warned about the biblical consequence of entertaining even a moment of lecher

The Unyielding Revolt

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LIVING LIFE WELL

Like lightening is the mind that abide intent. Vested intent the present abide in sense and resonate in mutual relevance that manifest the the cocreative confluence we share regardless Living life in harmony with nature's flow is entirely vested in the intent we share, in a sense of mutual relevance. The notion of deferring intent is as incomprehensible as choosing absence over presence. #nature #intent #harmony #mindfulness #awareness #presence From a neurocognitive perspective, the concept of vested intent refers to the unpopular choice of a consciously driven executive faculty, as opposed to the trend of a habitual, automated, semiconscious awareness that usually dominates most of our daily routine. Living life in harmony with nature's flow is entirely vested in the intent that we share, in a sense of mutual relevance. This is the only choice that offers any means of manifesting the present in a co-creative convergence. It raises a genuine concern about the prevailing vie

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