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we're not kids anymore.

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Today's Document
Jules of Nature
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Sweet Seals For You, Always

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One Nice Bug Per Day

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@needlespell
“Tact, like empathy, is based on a certain form of mutual understanding. But while empathy implies the idea of entering someone else’s mind inasmuch as it is linked to the presumption that ‘I know how you feel’, tact exists to create a form of bonding between individuals that is not based on the idea of intrusion but, conversely, on the respect for existing boundaries, and on a willingness not always to assume that one knows. While empathy requires resonance and proximity, tact is there to restore distance, and to accept the difference between the individuals involved in order to protect and preserve their dignity. Tact is based on an attention towards otherness.”
— Katja Haustein, “How to Be Alone with Others: Plessner, Adorno, and Barthes on Tact” (via mehreenkasana)
Charlotte Winkler
“Mother’s Heart” (1947) ❦ Hannah Ryggen — handwoven tapestry
Hilma af Klint, Tree of Knowledge, No. 7b, c. 1913-1915
Tomoya Nakagawa ∿ Metal coil hand sculpture
Christina Dervin
Poppet by Louise Richardson
Simon Yotsuya
edward kienholz and nancy reddin kienholz, in the infield was patty peccavi, 1981
Do Ho Suh
issey miyake ss98 “chinese life” pleats please top