The melancholy of history rhyming
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Friction is a force of resistance. Overcoming friction takes energy. More friction takes more energy. Reducing friction frees up energy.| annie's blog
While clicking through my RSS feeds, I found my way to Jay’s post titled “ Do blogs need to be so lonely?”. It’s an interesting post, especially …| manuelmoreale.com
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I’m sitting at Kings Avenue Tattoo in Massapequa, working on these notes while Amanda gets her sleeve finished. Her artist, Jasmine Wright, is in town for the week, and honestly, this setup couldn’t be more relaxing: big comfy chair, free Wi-Fi, AirPods in, music playing. I have nothing but praise for this shop, especially Jasmine. Her work speaks for itself, and everyone here is incredibly friendly. After a few rough experiences with shops on the island, it’s a genuine relief to find a...| Netigen
Content Warning: Suicidal ideation. It’s not all that strange to suffer dark thoughts in passing, those flashes of intrusive narratives we’d best not explore. A few years ago, I used to daydream about getting hit by a car. Not out of fear or anxiety, but with the twisted logic that it might offer a kind of forced vacation. I’d entertain the possibilities while walking down the street on my way to work. “Just a break,” I’d think, while contemplating how people would react and what ...| Netigen
