@spiralstudio.com: reading human life through nature.🌸 for a long time, i thought becoming a woman meant learning how to bloom all the time.to always feel beautiful. always feel confident. always have everything together. i think a lot of us quietly carry that expectation.but flowers taught me that blooming is only one part of being alive. they also taught me that there is beauty in seasons no one applauds.in growing roots. in resting. in letting go. in patiently waiting the right conditions to bloom again. spiral studio

tara :

Perhaps that's why flowers don't compete with one another. A rose never envies a lily, and a jasmine never tries to become a peony. They simply bloom in their own time. Maybe womanhood was never about being the most beautiful flower in the garden, but about becoming the truest version of the one you were always meant to be. 💜

⋆˙⟡shiboooo🪻⋆˙⟡ :

For those whining “and men receive their first flowers when they die...”, when was the last time you got your “buddies” let alone your own girlfriends any flowers? Because women be gifting their girlfriends flowers even on a random Tuesday.

Shannon Jade ★ Photographer :

No flowers but there’s something about her energy and the colours that remind me of flowers in this photo I took in India 🥹

Regggy :

Every women should keep blooming. ❤️‍🩹💐

τιτινα 🐈‍⬛ :

Another great thing about flowers is that they’re food for many species and women are the first ones who feed humans by breastfeeding, we feed just like flowers

Rimbun Canggu Hotel & Villas :

Love flowers 🥰

j.chloie :

AHHH YES!!! love how it perfectly embody and forever represents our whole being with its endless symbolisms that sees us through 🥹💐💞

sandor explores⛰️ :

I'm a man and I love flowers🌷🌷

Katy :

So lovely so feminine so divine

Lvvvizz :

It’s an objectification. A man is not visually seen beside flowers, a woman is not seen alongside botanical life that is visually “unpleasant” (weeds, thorns etc unless the goal is to present the woman with as evil, old etc - maleficent and thorns - visually telling of her “evil” characteristics. She is powerful in a man’s world, so she MUST be evil according to the story) A flower is pleasant, pretty delicate and colourful. To be LOOKED at, to gain pleasure from gazing at a flower. That is the same for women, not portrayed with intention of telling us her story but with the purpose to be looked at, through the male gaze. Once a flower is out of bloom, dying with dry petals falling the flowers “purpose” becomes diminished, and that is the same with women. Our purpose that’s become forcefully decided through the male gaze controls when we are “worthy” and purposeful. To be looked and gazed at, for visual pleasure. A woman’s life and a flower’s life cycle is where we overlap, use that not to see the negative with all the pretty florals but to use that as a opportunity to create a bonding friendship only women and flowers can have, they are our friend, we can relate to one another as living matter. We’ve been forced into the same situation based on our existence of beauty

_milena.kml :

Love your videos

Toefurr :

I love flowers

Hadiyah Flores :

my last name being flowers in spanish 🥹

isabell 🌷 :

sevia :

it feels magical to watch your videos

_nara_din_g :

your videos

dudu :

Actually smelling flowers was a form of aromatheraphy and it raises femininity. So it was more like a tool that helps women but also their pretty so a perfect gift ! 🥰

Rania Bouwazra :

This is exactly why I pay for internet

Je :

I really love your videos❤️

Christina Dienst | Artist :

This is so sweet! I run a floral print club for all the flower loving girlies 🌸🎀🌷🌺🧚🏻