#141 ·
"When it comes to my physical self, I’ve treated it as an instrument of my own identity. I’ve trained it, made it supple and agile, and truly mastered its specific capabilities and strengths. Nature wasn't stingy with me, but she didn't just hand me everything on a silver platter either; I had to take what I was given and refine it to serve my ultimate purpose.
Because I am dedicated to this path, I felt entitled to seek out whatever tools were necessary. Naturally, I looked for the kind of aesthetic beauty that would command a man's gaze and hold his attention. But instead of relying on surface-level looks, I was gifted with intuition and imagination. From those gifts, I forged a unique brand of beauty all my own.
(.....)
I have never been, nor will I ever be, a "modern" woman. Don't get me wrong—I don't hate fashion, and it certainly suits some people, but it simply isn't my lane.
Some argue that anything following a trend is artificial, merely a product of craftsmanship, but they couldn't be more wrong. People chase trends because novelty is inherently stimulating.
But I? I am the eternal woman, tapping into that ancient, archetypal feminine energy. I don't try to appeal to the conscious, educated mind that modern trends target. Instead, I speak directly to that primal, prehistoric instinct buried deep within every man's soul, and my allure is designed to be irresistible.
....... enough of this 😁 😁
That was written in what seems to be a sort of autobiographical novel by a certain mystic living in the early 1900s back in the States.
Honestly, I'm not entirely sure where the line is drawn between a sorceress and a witch... though I suspect the common denominator is that neither should ever act like a total bitch, even if they occasionally need to pull that card when the situation calls for it.
And as we can see, the distinction between a true female sorceress and a true female witch seems to be practically non-existent!
😁
Because I am dedicated to this path, I felt entitled to seek out whatever tools were necessary. Naturally, I looked for the kind of aesthetic beauty that would command a man's gaze and hold his attention. But instead of relying on surface-level looks, I was gifted with intuition and imagination. From those gifts, I forged a unique brand of beauty all my own.
(.....)
I have never been, nor will I ever be, a "modern" woman. Don't get me wrong—I don't hate fashion, and it certainly suits some people, but it simply isn't my lane.
Some argue that anything following a trend is artificial, merely a product of craftsmanship, but they couldn't be more wrong. People chase trends because novelty is inherently stimulating.
But I? I am the eternal woman, tapping into that ancient, archetypal feminine energy. I don't try to appeal to the conscious, educated mind that modern trends target. Instead, I speak directly to that primal, prehistoric instinct buried deep within every man's soul, and my allure is designed to be irresistible.
....... enough of this 😁 😁
That was written in what seems to be a sort of autobiographical novel by a certain mystic living in the early 1900s back in the States.
Honestly, I'm not entirely sure where the line is drawn between a sorceress and a witch... though I suspect the common denominator is that neither should ever act like a total bitch, even if they occasionally need to pull that card when the situation calls for it.
And as we can see, the distinction between a true female sorceress and a true female witch seems to be practically non-existent!
😁