Jasmine
@jasminedanielle
strategist. writer. tinkerer. hobby hobbyist.
Jasmine
higher-notes.ghost.io
In essence, by saying “marketing” and “creative” are “science”, they are communicating confidence that this will create predictable returns. This is inherently wrong, and leverages a cultural understanding of ‘science’ as something that is predictable. That is not what science is.
Faris Yakob • Quantum advertising
I can’t really paint or draw but I want to paint this.
"Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of a cancer cell."
– Edward Abbey
@Josh: “Ghetto is just creativity that hasn’t been exploited yet”
It’s nowhere near a capsule wardrobe, but it's madness contained. Me, concentrated. Every piece is either thoughtfully chosen or intentionally kept from a past life, things I plan to have forever and hopefully one day pass down to someone very lucky.
apple.news
too many trends, not enought taste
Taste as self preservation comes through in this article
My closet became less of a project and more of a projection. Transference at its finest.
The New Singlehood Stigma - The Atlantic
The New Singlehood Stigma — The Atlantic
For the pursuit of romance to carry any shame is especially odd in 2025…Instead of just acknowledging that totally commonplace aspiration, though, we romanticize serendipity: People hope that love will fall into their lap so they never need to debase themselves by seeking it…The culture tells us…We should have a partner, but we shouldn’t want one.
The 21st-century single woman is the one who has to prove her complete humanity by performing her contentment. She is empowered; she’s badass; she slays. She might also grieve—but no one really wants to talk about that.
Recently saw a comment on a video of a woman dancing with her cat joking that this is why there’s no loneliness crisis for women. However, not sure that’s true. Society still can’t accept a single woman.