with so many guides for white nymphets i decided to make an in depth one specifically for black girls that doesn't mean non black girls cannot read it it just means black girls are my target audience.
"I am the first and the last. I am the honored one and the scorned one. I am the whore and the holy one. I am the wife and the virgin. I am the barren one and many are my daughters. I am the silence that you can not understand. I am the utterance of my name."
The Cottagecore Nymphet... *feels a deep connection with the earth *wants to live in nature to get in better touch with her ancestors *is a morning person *spends her time daydreaming in her garden * believes heavily in the original practices/religion of her people *enjoys dower pressings, crowns and bundles. *gardens for fun and for food *lives on/wants to live a farm to connect better with her culture *animal lover *collects vintage crockery, most notably tea sets. *dreamhouse is a cottages or farmhouse *cross stitches and embroiders for fun *likes baking simple/rustic recipes including bread, muffins, pies etc *likes open fields, flower farms, sunlight through any type of forest/plant *has a deep tan from spending so much time outside *is low maintenance appearance wise because she feels its best to look as u are in your natural state *has a sturdy, healthy body from hard work and good food *collects trinkets she finds in the ground *spends her evenings in bed reading with her pets
Sewing and up cycling should be what you look into. What distinguishes cottagecore for black and other nymphets of color is your connection to your roots. It is anti capitalist in nature as it's about the rejection of eurocentricity and reclaiming the earth that was built by and taken from us. Sewing ur clothes out of curtains and other fabrics and up cycling things you already own is key. Also purchasing items from local stores run by BIPOC puts money back into their hands and gives you good quality, authentic items. Clothing Longer, loose-fitting, flowy dresses and skirts often (but not always) reminiscent of housework wear from 1900's-50's. Large layered clothing with big pockets, puffy sleeves, and button blouses are common. sundresses colours including brown, olive green, ivory, maroon, beige, ochre, dusty rose pink, light yellow and baby blue. stripes, paisley, faded floral and gingham. embroidered clothes handmade accessories including simple jewelry and knitted hats, socks and overwear. shortalls/overalls. aprons. lace. ruffles milkmaid dresses simple shoes boater hat Essential Items For Your Bag
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