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lots of hair blowing in "Fantasy Girl"

2020-07-11 23:34:55 +0000 UTC View Post

hello from kentucky!

2020-07-11 17:53:49 +0000 UTC View Post

in this video, I tell you all about a personal dark fantasy ..

in this video, I tell you all about a personal dark fantasy of mine

2020-07-11 15:01:34 +0000 UTC View Post

if you like what you see on my timeline today, the full vide..

if you like what you see on my timeline today, the full video is in your dms (:

2020-07-11 14:02:38 +0000 UTC View Post

today I wanted to share some extended cuts from my new video..

today I wanted to share some extended cuts from my new video, "Fantasy Girl."

2020-07-11 13:03:08 +0000 UTC View Post

good morning and happy spicy saturday :)

2020-07-11 12:01:07 +0000 UTC View Post

goodnight from my moon to yours 🌝

2020-07-11 02:40:54 +0000 UTC View Post

fun fact about sex! (and me!) . . . . . . . . .. I took a ..

fun fact about sex! (and me!) . . . . . . . . .. I took a psy of sex course in college and it was realllllly interesting! I pulled out my notes this morning to share some interesting things I learned. I learned that if you do not spice things up in the bedroom with your SO, passion will dwindle and so will the relationship! Sex is so fucking important, you guys! It's so important! Doing the same things over and over is not healthy for you or your partner. Here are a couple of things you can do to spice up your sex life which, in turn, will spice up your life :D ۵ take time to get to know yourself. write down your fantasies (or write them to me with penpals!) and figure out your desires. sometimes, when we write, we learn more about ourselves! our thoughts/desires/goals are trapped in our head, writing them down helps to get those feelings out in an organized fashion. ۵ talk about sex regularly. what turns you on. slip in some dirty talk. keep sex on your brain. watch paid for porn. engage with people who make you feel like your sexuality is alive and well! put energy and time into people who spark that fire for you! ۵ if you're nervous about telling your partner your fantasies, make a "yes or no" list. it's a less intense way of being like "hey we should do a threesome??? yes?? no??" lol ۵ realize that sex therapy is a thing! my professor was a sex therapist and she was not only one fo the coolest people I've ever met, she helped THOUSANDS of people with their sex and dating life. Therapy is cool! normalize getting therapy for all problems in life, not just emotional issues (usually they go hand in hand though(: )

2020-07-10 21:45:24 +0000 UTC View Post

so to start fun fact friday out, I wanted to share an experi..

so to start fun fact friday out, I wanted to share an experience I've had with the diet I've been eating to heal my two autoimmune diseases! ꕤ . . . . .. . . . . . . . . so, I'm eating a strict carnivore diet (look up carnivore diet and autoimmunity on Reddit, youtube, anywhere and you'll see some crazy success stories!) and I have been DESPERATE to get better, get my mind back, and get my BODY back! So I've been doing it for about 3 weeks now, and the most intense side effect of this diet is how much my depression and anxiety has lifted. How much better my sleep is (when I'm following the diet lol) Even you guys notice a change too! Someone who hadn't been in my room for a while commented on how different I am. He said there's more life in me and that I even looked healthier than before. And he's not wrong! Anyways, that's not the point of this post. The point of this post is to teach you how to tell if your body is having a poor reaction to something you're eating. So one of the benefits of the carnivore diet is that it's an "elimination diet." I take out all food besides meat so my body has a break from toxins and inflammation. After some time healing, I then reintroduce foods to see if my system can handle them. That's where things get interesting. So I've been strict carnivore for 3 weeks. I decided to try to add back in macadamia nuts because they're DELICIOUS. As soon as I swallowed the nut, my heart begines to race (scroll to see how high my heart rate got while I was SITTING DOWN eating these nuts. It went from 65 to over 100 bpm!) Later that day, I'm in so much pain I almost had to cancel on an important meeting with a friend. However, the worst part about this? My depression came back. My anxiety shot through the roof. My sleep for the next THREE DAYS was shot (6 hours, ZERO REM SLEEP, and tossing all night.) I was triggered easily, unmotivated, and unable to complete what I had to do for the day. After being SO motivated and happy for 3 weeks straight, going back to how I was before was absolutely terrible for me. This type of elimication diet is helpful because when you're inflaming your body 24/7, the symptoms aren't as loud because you're USED TO being in pain. You're used to being inflamed. It's just normal for you! Your normal isn't normal though! You're not supposed to feel depressed, anxious, bloated, sad, angry, and not able to sleep. We've been taught that all of this is just "normal" behavior that just comes with being human. That's 1000% false. So, I took out all of my inflammation, right? So I was able to really feel how terrible these nuts made me feel. My body just cannot handle them right now. I need to give my body more time to heal before reintroducing nuts again. I'll go into why this is the case at another time but I just wanted you to look for these signs after you eat something! I have a friend who didn't believe me when I told her about all of this. She was like "you're too woo woo for me right now." And I said fine, at least I tried and put the information out there. Later that day, she eats Mexican food. Immediately after she has heartburn. "Oh, I just get like this sometimes, it's totally normal for me." I smiled and said, "babe, it's not normal. you dint have heartburn until you put that food in your mouth." And her mind was blown. so, a couple of take-a-ways: ꕤ listen to your body after you eat. do you feel tired? angry? depressed? take note of how you feel both before and after. fasting for a bit helps with this too. if you fast until noon and take note of how you feel on an empty stomach THEN you introduce food, it's more apparent what the issue is. ꕤ secondly, question your "normal." question your normal in every sense of the phrase, not just food and health, but lifestyle, work, relationships. question yourself. ask yourself why more often. *sidenote: I've been documenting everything on this diet, the good and the bad. it's one of the videos I want to make for youtube when I have all my gear! help me with my gear: https://marigoldgift.com/zetabb/youtube

2020-07-10 18:34:40 +0000 UTC View Post