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slave-4-him:

What it is to submit to Him

It’s doing things the way He likes them done. Even when we aren’t physically together, and He would never know the difference.

It’s honouring Him around others, by only ever speaking well of Him.

It’s waiting until seven o'clock precisely, every morning, before sending my good morning text. Not that He wouldn’t allow an earlier text some days. But that’s the time He told me right at the beginning of our relationship, and it is a small gesture to show that i listen and try to remember things He tells me.

It’s the feeling of safety, to be under His control, His decision making, and His leadership.

It’s finding my true place in the world.

It’s finally understanding at least one part of this crazy brain of mine.

It’s being at peace, knowing that i have at least one constant, unwavering stronghold. Him.

It’s knowing that i have the freedom to be my true self. It’s the honour of belonging to a great Man.

It’s trying my best, every day, to please Him.

It’s attempting to push aside self confidence issues, to give Him more of what He wants.

It’s brimming over with joy when He tells me i did good.

It’s a hundred different things, on a hundred different days.

It’s not always easy. It’s sometimes challenging.

It’s a beautiful, powerful, head mashing, work in progress, heart achingly spectacular thing.

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Why don’t I see more of this side of cultures

Get it !

this is the type of shit i wanna see

This dance is called the Dabke if anyone wants to know more! I’m pretty sure the above version is from somewhere in Palestine, but it’s also a huge deal in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. According to legend, it originated in stamping on the dirt roofs in the houses of the region to compact the mixture of clay and straw and became a dance eventually.

More fun things: A Dabke Flashmob from Beirut in 2011

THESE SPINS!!!! I’m screaming!

Good lord this is incredible.