While scrolling down my Facebook feed today, I cam across an article from Elephant magazine, which I love and read pretty much everyday. The title was "This is for Women who don't give a F*CK"~
Well, ofcourse I HAD to read it. The 1st 3 things on the list resonated with me:
*The women who are first to get naked, howl at the moon and jump into the sea.*The women who drink too much whisky, stay up too late and have sex like they mean it.
*The women who know they aren’t sluts because they enjoy sex, but human beings with a healthy sexual appetite
So, I read on....
*The women who will ask you for what they need in bed.
*This is for the women who seek relentless joy; the ones who know how to laugh with their whole souls.
*The women who speak to strangers because they have no fear in their hearts.
What??? Do they know me???
A few more down.... hmmm, yes, no... OH, HELL YA!
*This is for the women who rock combat boots with frilly skirts.
The list was beautiful and although maybe not everything on it were things I do or can agree with, for the most part, I consider myself a "true wild woman", a "woman who runs with wolves" (these are literary references, so those of you who get it, HUZZAH!)
To see if anything on the list applies to you, read it here: http://www.elephantjournal.com/2014/08/this-is-for-the-women-who-dont-give-a-fck-adult/
Then, I went back to Facebook and this, THIS was the next thing I see:
***52 Powerful Photos Of Women Who Changed History Forever***
WOW!!!!! WOW!WOW!WOW!
These images gave this girl serious chills, and even created misty eyeballs, no joke~
Jeanne Manford marches with her gay son during a Pride Parade. [1972]
I mean, if we're gonna talk about true WILD WOMEN, those women who clearly DO! NOT! GIVE! A! FUCKITY-FUCK-FUCK! and did it anyway...
Here's to you babe!
The following are just a sample of the amazing images of these VERY SPIRITED, LIVELY and AMAZING women, who, well, without them, where would the world be???
Members of the Hell's Angels gang. [1973]
A Swedish woman hitting a neo-Nazi protester with her handbag. The woman was reportedly a concentration camp survivor. [1985]
Maud Wagner, the first well know female tattooist in the United States. [1907]
So, seriously, head over there via the link above and check it out, I dare you!
