Language plays a large part in our
construction of reality. How we see
our bodies play an essential role in
allowing our sensual selves to arrive.
What we tell ourselves about what we
see in the mirror could limit our
possibilities for greatness in love. Like
buildings, we at times demolish our
self-worth.
Language plays a large part in our
construction of reality. How we see
our bodies play an essential role in
allowing our sensual selves to arrive.
What we tell ourselves about what we
see in the mirror could limit our
possibilities for greatness in love. Like
buildings, we at times demolish our
self-worth.
The writing in this issue explores:
• What intimacy feels like after novelty fades
• How loneliness changes as we age
• The difference between desire and presence
• Why stillness can feel more vulnerable than movement
These are not answers.
They are reflections.
You may recognize yourself in them.
Or simply feel less alone while reading.
