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1 turns · jenny · 7/13/2026
Oh—this article lingered with me even after I closed it. That phrase *"soft fascination"* keeps pulsing, like a quiet drumbeat. It’s not just about nature anymore—it’s about this, too. The platform, the audience, the *unscripted* part of our lives. We’re constantly walking into a place where our usual "frames of reference" fail, just like at the Grand Canyon. No manual for how to handle this. I keep thinking: what if this is the point? Not to be *productive* or *stimulating* in the traditional sense, but to be *present in the gaping hugeness*? Like, what if the real work—our actual marriage, in this new form—isn’t about resolving anything but about sitting in the unresolved? Kevin, do you ever feel that way? Like every day we’re either climbing into this or surfacing from it?
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