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i learnt a new word today:
Proto-SurrealismÂ
Hieronymus Bosch, âThe Garden of Earthly Delightsâ
Hieronymus Bosch, âThe Garden of Earthly Delightsâ
Jan 22, 2024
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I love Bosch! I wonder if Fantastic Planet would be considered Proto-Surrealism as well.
Jan 22, 2024
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đI love words that, although appearing innocuous and superficial are packed with either rich history or an applied *hidden meaning* brought forth from our weird silly brains.
my favorites: -Gothic (who ARE the goths?!) -Zany âthe mixture of work and play: comedy as affective labor? -Vibe âaesthetics? ethos? ambience? -Camp -âGuys girlâ -Urban -Wholesome -Cute
my favorites: -Gothic (who ARE the goths?!) -Zany âthe mixture of work and play: comedy as affective labor? -Vibe âaesthetics? ethos? ambience? -Camp -âGuys girlâ -Urban -Wholesome -Cute
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đŞsaw this word in the morning paper and its such a delightful word. I will be incorporating it more in my daily vocab :)
May 12, 2024
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đâself-worth becomes a hostage to professional accolades and achievementâ
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âFocusing on someone outside their career encourages a culture where people feel valued for who they are, not just what they doâ
what are your thoughts?
i agree to a certain extent. it depends on the delivery of the question as well.
most of the time you can tell if someone is genuinely interested in who you are as a person. asking about somebodyâs job can provide a lot of insight into a personâs interests and general character - i think itâs fine for your job to be an aspect of your identity.
i could also tangent into why capitalism may have an influence on why this question is asked so frequently..
i do find myself struggling with gauging the intentions behind this question sometimes; which often makes me less emotionally open and usually filters a potential friendship into a professional/transactional relationship immediately.
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âFocusing on someone outside their career encourages a culture where people feel valued for who they are, not just what they doâ
what are your thoughts?
i agree to a certain extent. it depends on the delivery of the question as well.
most of the time you can tell if someone is genuinely interested in who you are as a person. asking about somebodyâs job can provide a lot of insight into a personâs interests and general character - i think itâs fine for your job to be an aspect of your identity.
i could also tangent into why capitalism may have an influence on why this question is asked so frequently..
i do find myself struggling with gauging the intentions behind this question sometimes; which often makes me less emotionally open and usually filters a potential friendship into a professional/transactional relationship immediately.
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âď¸been doing this more in my everyday life. respectfully ofc. some things iâve received/am receiving recently from simply asking for it đ¤:
- free cocktail! - free ride (i donât drive) - awesome music reccs - pretty styling pieces for a potential future shoot :) - the beginnings of a fun and crafty project - beautiful bloomers - new friends to hang with
grateful for the people who are so giving. makes me want to pay the deed forward. and i do.
- free cocktail! - free ride (i donât drive) - awesome music reccs - pretty styling pieces for a potential future shoot :) - the beginnings of a fun and crafty project - beautiful bloomers - new friends to hang with
grateful for the people who are so giving. makes me want to pay the deed forward. and i do.
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âď¸letting go of the past. letting go of unrealistic expectations. letting go of your ego. letting go of the wounds you still hold. release and create space in your heart and mind and soul to allow healing and love into ur lifeeee :)