Partnership - Blog Posts
She always has been. Always will be.
Everything and everyone else is only to supplement what we have together.
Being with someone who prioritises their own self care and sees their emotional and physical health as a priority above all else is the type of ease every woman needs in order to be able to balance out her service to you whilst being able to achieve her own goals and desired manifestations.
Team work makes the dream work. ✨
The Unbreakable Bond: The Role of Friendship in a Marriage
Marriage, often seen as the pinnacle of romantic relationships, is a profound partnership that goes beyond love and passion. At its core lies an unspoken camaraderie, a deep friendship that forms the foundation of a strong and enduring marriage. Friendship in marriage is not just a pleasant addition; it’s a fundamental element that enriches the relationship, adding layers of trust, understanding,…
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Marriage and Health: Supporting a spouse's health challenges
In the journey of marriage, couples pledge to stand by each other in sickness and in health. The commitment to support a spouse during health challenges is a testament to the depth of their love and the strength of their bond. In this article, we explore the profound significance of supporting a spouse’s health challenges, emphasizing the role of empathy, patience, and unwavering dedication in…
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Marriage Intimacy Maintenance - Strengthening the Emotional Bond
Marriage, a union of two individuals bound by love, commitment, and shared dreams, is a journey that evolves over time. Just as a garden requires constant care to flourish, so does a marriage need dedicated attention to maintain its intimacy. In a world where the demands of modern life can often overshadow the emotional bonds between partners, nurturing and sustaining intimacy becomes a vital…
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Marriage and Parenting - A Beautiful Journey
Marriage and parenting are two of life’s most profound and transformative experiences. The synergy between these two life stages can create a harmonious cycle of growth, challenges, and joy. As partners evolve into parents, their relationship faces new dimensions and responsibilities. This article delves into the intricate dance between marriage and parenting, highlighting the rewards and…
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Here some valenfield sketches ive been working on. Weight bearing, untie you serie going on.
Tell them im okay
Perks of Polyamory: nobody has to be alone!
Lost in a Good Book
author: MeridianGrimm
summary: When an Ability user duplicates Poe's Ability and traps Poe and Ranpo inside a book, the two detectives must solve their way through the cases together if they want to escape.
Lucius and Narcissa
While I cannot say I like these two, I don’t mind them as much as one would think. Partially, because both really have no substance to dislike; yes, they are cruel, greedy, elitist, and quite a few horrible other things but really all they are, is the greatest example of snowflakes in the wizarding world
“wah.....some person with no history of magic is more skilled than me”
“wah....those with power are trying to help those without”
“wah....people don’t think my son is as great as I think”
on and on and on
Regardless of their complete lack of character and spine, there were a few things I enjoyed. For starters, they really were perfect for each other. True, they needed to be assisted in every aspect of their lives, but they both fawned of their son in separate ways, both held strong beliefs with no interest in taking any related action (my belief about Lucius joining the Death Eaters was because it was the cool thing to do at the time), and both were just blinded by ego and wealth. They are just a morally gross version of Arthur and Molly, they support each other completely in being boringly horrible.
Related to their lack of character, I do enjoy snowflake Lucius as he loses his place in the world and the realistic outcomes he and Peter Pettigrew experience by just being followers, but there are different levels with Narcissa. In a small level, it is funny to see how similar she is to everyone else as, as a side character, we see typical family relationships as she has with her sister, husband and son. And it’s just nice to get that background and reminder.
More telling, unlike Lucius who I think was not only too stupid to see why Voldermort brought Draco into the Death Eaters but also would gladly use Draco just to gain status, I have no doubt that Narcissa would sacrifice herself for her son just as Lily had. And I know I’m right because she already did. Similar to Draco’s questions of morality and evil, while she may have had more alignment with the beliefs of the Death Eaters she had more strength than Draco in knowing and fighting for what truly was most important to her. Considering both put each other over the stupidity of murdering muggles and Death Eaters it’s upsetting, annoying and that dumb-poetic of just TALK to each other and they really could have avoided all this mess. Leave Lucius behind, he’s the weakest link and really it didn’t seem that either would be too heartbroken over it. I mean you guys are already weak, why not just be weak for the good guys. But whatever.
I do enjoy these two, mostly just for a laugh, but also for the reminder that there is no black and white, and that we all need to remember to look past the surface
