Esther Santamaria
@angrygorl
Esther Santamaria
POV you sit in the chair next to mine at the pool and your boyfriend walks away #women
instagram.comFart around. Frolic.
@themarias đź’— #themarias
đź’Ś: _nottnio on tt!
instagram.com“I’m not sure that I exist actually. I’m all the writers that I have read; all the people that I have met; all the women that I loved; all the cities that I visited”
I will always make my toast with olive oil because that’s how my dad makes his;
I will always make salad dressing with oil and vinegar because that’s how mom makes hers;
My boots are a
... See moreMarriage sets up the conditions in which we can take valuable decisions about what to do with our lives that would be too risky outside of its guarantees.
The School of Life • How to Get Married
Feng Shui 120
Day 3 of “How to Have a Real Relationship with Your Home”
Tend to Your Housework with Love, Not Obligation
Tending to your home isn’t just a chore—it’s an expression of self-love.
Because your home isn’t separate from you.
When you care for it with love, you’re... See more
instagram.comOur identity, then, is not, after all, something we can bestow on ourselves. We cannot discover or create an identity in isolation, merely through some kind of internal monologue. Rather, it is negotiated through dialogue with the moral values and beliefs of some community. We find ourselves in and through others. “We never get to the bottom of
... See moreTimothy Keller • Making Sense of God: Finding God in the Modern World
No, the marriages that thrive are the ones between people who appreciate grace. Such grace appears in those moments when you suddenly see the person you’ve always known just as you’ve always known them but also as someone surprising, someone brand-new.
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
“The reason to get married,” Christman writes,
is because you have met a person interesting enough that, death being inevitable, you’d prefer to experience it with them…
Marrying…was the best choice I’d ever make and that was part of the problem. A good marriage is a eucatastrophe: it ends a phase of your life well but decisively. Things are not the... See more
is because you have met a person interesting enough that, death being inevitable, you’d prefer to experience it with them…
Marrying…was the best choice I’d ever make and that was part of the problem. A good marriage is a eucatastrophe: it ends a phase of your life well but decisively. Things are not the... See more
Celine Nguyen • everything i read in september 2024
Marriage is one of the most humbling, sanctifying journeys you will ever be a part of. It forces us to wrestle with our selfishness and pride. But it also gives us a platform to display love and commitment.