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@ankita.shah_ talks about the intimate, funny, and deeply moving connection that women so often find in unexpected places — a shared glance on a train, a compliment in a café, a confession in a bathroom.
What some call “Too Much Information,” Ankita reclaims as a language of truth — one that women speak fluently.... See more
instagram.comThink of life as an opportunity to create and give.
The position of the DJ has changed over the years since clubbing became a popular phenomenon. In the very early days, they were rarely centre of stage, or even on a stage to begin with. Legends like Larry Levan would be selecting records in their own space, away from the dance floor.
There are even stories of old... See more
instagram.comA lil review of the historical role DJs used to play @ parties, and how we can bring back the energy from DJs to the dancefloor.
I’ts Fck Oatly! | Everything wrong with Oatly in one place
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a nod to embracing our imperfections
Our survival at the very beginning of our lives involves us in something like monogamy. Our growing up involves us in something like infidelity (we challenge our parents, we betray them, we let them down). So when we think about monogamy we think about it as though we are still children and not adults as well. We don’t know what adults think about... See more
Lorin Stein • A Question of Provenance; Monogamy - The Paris Review
putting myself out in the world in a way that makes me feel good about it...
You’re changing the texture of my heart
And there was something else to look at what urban planner William White calls triangulation. You don't have to directly engage with other people who are here. You can both be looking at the fire. You're having a nice time. You're warm, you're feeling good. And over the course of sitting for a while, there's opportunity to strike up a conversation... See more