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such a frightful sight to see and something i do not wish on anybody to witness. as alive humans we should obtain more joy from seeing other alive humans. seeing the dead body of someone you once loved and spent time with has to be one of the most heart breaking things a human being can experience. that being said, it's impossible to rate corpses too low as they are essential to the cycle of life, whether it is for the being who died, as we are all doomed to become one, but also to animal and vegetal species that benefit from dead bodies to nourish themselves, grow, lay their eggs etc. still, as a corpse isn't death itself, I have to say it's quite the disgusting thing to see, touch or smell. or even taste if you're freaky

memory and memories aren't always pleasant, and that is why they are essential. memories mark you forever as they teach you what is good and what is bad, what is nice and what is painful. memory directly echoes to nostalgia, regret, grief, relief and other core human feelings. I can't quite imagine life without memory and that should be enough to justify it being so perfect

this close to being perfect, but the pain used to make them is so expensive and also smells like shit (i mean it's paint). that being said, graffitti is one of the best, easiest and most efficient ways to express yourself (excluding the price of the paint ofc). just mark the letters for a pseudonym chosen by you, and there you go leaving your mark all over the city you live in, experimenting with different colours and font. it's just so fun and a powerful for people to reclaim spaces that don't belong to them. walking through areas drowned in tags and graffitis is very pleasant. i feel more at home in a 'dirty' street with the presence of many graffitis than in a clean and boring street with no personnality. bonus point for being the one thing where it's obviously true that the more you practice, the better you get

the formal world really is boring but you have to say that a nice-looking suit in a fitting contest kicks ass

im not sure i quite see the point to it, maybe there just isn't one. i agree they can look pretty cool and make for some nice art pieces but that aside, they make me feel nothing. that being said i appreciate their existence for what they may bring to other people

one might find motion blur to be annoying for it can ruin a photograph, but don't forget what you can create with it. motion blur is the best and easiest way to capture a sense of uncertainty that normally can only be seen through one's eyes. motion blur, in a picture, is a refusal to capture the reality as fixed, a refusal to remove the constant movement that life takes, whether it is spatial or temporal. personally, i just love motion blur cus it makes for some sick ass photographs and express emotions that are hard to depict otherwise

this here is humanity at its best, creating a whole goddam huge thing to cover one self in the cold. there is not much as agreeable as being wrapped in a warm blanket during winter, rainy nights, or any time of the year really. bonus points if you just had exercise or a really long day whatsoever. Not perfect though, because you have to abandon almost all activity to fully wrap yourself, so either to rest or to sleep, it is too hard to use a computer or read while being wrapped in a blanket. you can still cover yourself with it. all in all a great invention

absolutely flawless when it comes to the human individual, it is pleasant for its soothing sound, visuals and feeling on the skin, when it comes to life on Earth, it is mere perfection, allowing the cycle of nature to go on. how incredible to have water from the sky you could say, truly wonderful

of course notable because of how it is the source of life, indirectly, and i'll also add that there is nothing as pleasant as walking through a forest. whether it's day or night, sunny, foggy or raining, dark with trees or of scarce trees, a walk through a forest is always a blissful time that can bring many different feelings. and you have to admire the sheer beauty of them, their wildlife and vegetation

quite easy to play but sadly not very agreeable, and the sound it makes is, generally not the best. not a pointless instrument by any means but far from an essential one. that being said, when in the right context, it can be a real mvp

I must be biased by the amount of joy by friends Pétra, Lilas and Baïa, but also Aubade and Halba, who aren't with me anymore, have brought into my life. i love dogs because of their loyalty and friendship but mostly because how much joy they can bring to another dog, a human, or any other animal.

i would have to carry logs in the winter as a kid and i hated it but at least it's memories i keep from when i was young, it is something that feels very warm when done with other people, despite the cold weather