J. Danielle
@jasminedanielle
strategist. writer. tinkerer. hobby hobbyist.
J. Danielle
lettersfromthebside.substack.com
The Parents Who ‘Don’t Teach Sharing’ - New York Magazine
The Parents Who ‘Don’t Teach Sharing’ — New York Magazine
Humans are truly losing the plot on humanity
Lasting love is vital because we know ourselves differently in relationships of constancy where we have witnessed change through time. We cannot really risk emotionally in relationships where we do not feel safe.
Commitment is the ground of our being that lets us make mistakes, be forgiven, and try again.
bell hooks • Communion
media diet and taste log
That essential friction—between how you see yourself and how the world sees you—occupied the thoughts of every girl I spoke to. Coming of age is that moment when awareness descends on you like an itchy wool sweater. How do you move around it? Can you just take it off?
What’s It Like Being a Girl in America?
This example harmonizes with the notion of the “Mozart effect,” an established theory that suggests music, particularly compositions with intricate structures like Mozart’s, can augment cognitive functions, including creative thinking.
SCIRP Open Access
a paper on music’s ability to shape the mind.
Chris Black @donetodeathprojects
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relates to the other article about gen-z being priced out of nightlight. they/we/anyone not a boomer is just priced out of life at this point tbh.