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inthissilence-ibeliev3 · 16 hours ago
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Life lately
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a-path-by-the-moon · 3 months ago
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traditionaldream · 5 months ago
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flore01 · 4 months ago
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Carlos in Scotland. Charles in Mexico. George in Spain. Lewis In Türkiye.
Yes, we are definitely on vacation!!🥂
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homemaker-to-be · 3 months ago
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✨Our vocation✨
We Live in a world of choises. Some women want to make a big Career and Others don't.
Maybe you study and you want to be a doctor or a lawyer. Thats nice.
Or you are a Girly Girl and you Love Hair and make Up. Maybe you want to be a Hair dresser. Thats so beautiful.
But maybe you are Not.
Some women have an other calling from god.
Some women are called to raise a Family, don't have a big Career and Being a Homemaker. Homemaker, housewife or Mother are so wonderful positions.
A Loving and warm Heard at Home can't be paid with any Money. IT makes a different and for a few people IT gives more freedom and a peaceful live.
Some women are Happy at Home. Happier that they Would be in a Job.
To be a Homemaker IS beautiful too😍🫶
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soisaidfine · 3 months ago
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Louis Jouvet: What is their vocation? | Ethel Cain: I do it for my daddy and I do it for Dale (Portland 2024)
'Choosing in favor of those two paths toward poetry and freedom'
She's doing what she wants and, damn, she's doing it well.
Louis Jouvet, The Disembodied Actor:
"Vocation. Separating oneself from the ordinary. A kind of romanticism. Distancing oneself from a contented mediocrity that seeks nothing, that sees no problem other than money or well-being. Choosing in favor of those two paths toward poetry and freedom, against which Flaubert says there is a general and permanent conspiracy. A desire for friendship, for happiness; fleeing the solitary harshness felt within, the unbearable intimacy. Also, a taste for parody in some, irony, a hunger-suppressing diversion from anger, rebellion, not wanting to take oneself too seriously, nor especially others. To rid oneself of bitterness. Disgust with the bourgeoisie at certain times. The ability to be outraged, to scorn. The mind and the heart are never clearly distinguishable from one another. An impatient kick against imposed convictions. Youthful romanticism. And all the flattery that explains and expresses itself. A slave market. A taste for luxury, for lucre, for love. Lacking the ability to go elsewhere, one goes to the theater. Instead of diverging, one joins. A taste for confidence, confession, admission. Pride in oneself. Vocation, an immense receptacle that contains all feelings in their origin, for which it is impossible to find moral or pedagogical precepts. All these vocations are drawn into the works of the time, by the dramatic spirit blowing at that moment: “One may hesitate before placing one’s heart in the hands of the public.” It is primarily the actor's own contentment at stake, their relief."
"What is their vocation? Often based on flaws, even vices. But that matters little—whether one wants to be a teacher out of a taste for domination or governance, or a soldier out of a desire for the uniform, it matters little. Most human actions are driven by motives that are somewhat impure, or at least questionable. What is important is to purify them afterward, to ennoble them through the sense of profession one discovers, through practice, through self-knowledge, through a self-improvement that elevates you. To be religious out of fear of hell, or out of fear of struggle, or out of disgust for life, or out of despair from love—the initial motivation should not be despised; the essential thing is to then reach where one must, to place oneself on the true professional level, in the love of God, in the love of one’s vocation."
Louis Jouvet: The Disembodied Actor
Video 503markw on YouTube: Ethel Cain, 'American Teenager', Portland, Oregon, Pioneer Courthouse Square, August 13, 2024
"I do it for my daddy and I do it for Dale I'm doing what I want and, damn, I'm doing it well For me, for me For me, for me, yeah"
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butchjesus · 23 days ago
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fem glass and oci......
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I can stay here forever 🤍
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owenbroadcast · 5 months ago
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fiat-veritas · 1 year ago
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There may be some hope for the situation with my family but I really need all of your prayers. Please, please, ask God for a miracle with them. I am so hopeful and trusting that He will provide for me but a lot of grace will be needed for my family to come around. Please keep praying!
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dk-thrive · 10 days ago
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Nothing is worse than finding yourself trapped in an office where your heart is not welcome and where, before leaving for work, you’ll find it safer to leave your heart at home.
What did I want to do? he asked. The answer was so obvious that I was stunned he’d even asked. Make a lot of money, and fast. He didn’t try to find out why, but he should have, because I would have told him the truth: to help him live comfortably. But he soon dissuaded me regarding the money scheme. “If you’re like me, you’re not the type to find much happiness in that. It brings some security, which is always welcome, and it has its pleasures, but before you know it, you’ll find yourself literally roped in to a life you can’t undo and might grow to resent. “If you’re like me, you’ll find consummate joy in what you do if what you do comes from your gut. Nothing is worse than finding yourself trapped in an office where your heart is not welcome and where, before leaving for work, you’ll find it safer to leave your heart at home, cautiously tucked in a drawer with your socks and underwear. What a shame to store the very best in you next to what goes on your feet and your pipi. They call this servitude. Vocation is something else.
— André Aciman, Roman Year: A Memoir (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, October 22, 2024)
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baiasereias · 4 months ago
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intrinsicallydisordered · 2 months ago
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I’ve reached the age now where people stop asking if I’m going to become a priest and now ask if I’m going to become a deacon
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hee-blee-art · 3 months ago
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crime lesbians in the works for vocation
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stefanos1369 · 3 months ago
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