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Daisies in the Dark

@daisies-in-thedark / daisies-in-thedark.tumblr.com

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My writing is tagged “words in the wind” and can usually be found with the search function or clicking on the hashtag in a post.
Born in 1971, I am a happily married woman of faith with a submissive soul
and a little girl’s hopeful heart.
This blog is many things to me, but it is
primarily a dichotomous fusion of darkness and light. It is one of the most personal and private things I’ve ever done, while also being brave and unashamed to be seen.
I am undefined here, limited only
by the lines I choose to draw.
It is my personal reconciliation of a wounded (but healing) little girl that longs to dance free and be vulnerable, treasured, and delighted in, and a courageously strong, capable, lust-filled submissive woman that craves obedience and primal passion. My bisexual inclinations - the craving for friendship, emotional and sexual intimacy, deep conversations, playful antics, and loving support with another woman, are largely unexplored,
but remain a part of me nonetheless.
I do not ask for you to believe the same things I do.
Even I sometimes question the things that arouse me, but I think that’s one of the great things about dreams, they belong to you, and no one else gets to tell you they are right, wrong, or otherwise. I make no apology for my imagination, the blurred lines of reality and fiction, nor the things I fantasize about. They don’t define me, and neither do you.
Former blog - chrissymiller89.
(Background photo - "Tweet" by Sara Riches)
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“What is home? My favorite definition is “a safe place,” a place where one is free from attack, a place where one experiences secure relationships and affirmation. It’s a place where people share and understand each other. Its relationships are nurturing. The people in it do not need to be perfect; instead, they need to be honest, loving, supportive, recognizing a common humanity that makes all of us vulnerable. -Gladys Hunt”

— (via bungalowintheburrough)

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