Issue #33 – Shedding
June 26, 2025
To shed light is to see more clearly—not only the world, but also one’s place within it. This clarity often begins by reflecting on how people connect and why.
To shed light is to see more clearly—not only the world, but also one’s place within it. This clarity often begins by reflecting on how people connect and why.
“Connection starts in the silence—when our bodies fall into rhythm without trying.”
The surface is a sliver, polished peak. What we see – a smile, a boast, a perfect picture – is just the visible point.
a coming-of-age moment like a rite of passage or some sort of “eureka” epiphany. bleached, dyed hair and new thrifted clothes; unbounded and free to experiment.
It’s interesting how there are two ways of perceiving our face.
To shed light is to see more clearly—not only the world, but also one’s place within it. This clarity often begins by reflecting on how people connect and why.
“Connection starts in the silence—when our bodies fall into rhythm without trying.”
The surface is a sliver, polished peak. What we see – a smile, a boast, a perfect picture – is just the visible point.
a coming-of-age moment like a rite of passage or some sort of “eureka” epiphany. bleached, dyed hair and new thrifted clothes; unbounded and free to experiment.
It’s interesting how there are two ways of perceiving our face.
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