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On why I don’t get to London often enough. Fish and chips on Notting Hill. Noodles and dumplings steaming in Chinatown. And the correct Brasier.
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Start hereOn why I don’t get to London often enough. Fish and chips on Notting Hill. Noodles and dumplings steaming in Chinatown. And the correct Brasier.
She didn’t come to visit. She came to nap. She lay down because my house holds. I am harbour.
Nitpicking happens in the moment. Without thought. Without impact assessment. Without malice.
A blowjob is not performance. It is placement. It is command. It is programming. And it is how I keep him tethered to my orbit.
Five minutes. Any room. Any hour. I tune my man before friction starts. I clear him before chaos builds. I place him before drift sets in.
They won’t remember our words. They’ll remember the rhythm. The stillness. The change. This is what remains.
He did not run. He did not punish. He stayed through everything. This is the man I married.
I stop blaming him. I place him. The house changes when I do.
I didn’t fix the marriage with words. I let him land. Not with sex, but with presence. That’s when he came home.
I share my house with a man. My space. My rhythm. My bed. And because I want no drama, I tune him.
Maintenance isn’t romance. It’s placement. I don’t clear him because I owe him. I clear him because I built this house. And I keep it flowing.
I don’t fuck other men. I rarely fuck my own man. I hold my house clean. This is not rebellion. This is householding.
Most women arrive late to their power. That’s how it works. You are not behind. You are exactly on time.
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