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Tag Archives: Perfection
Thou shalt be attractive
Michael Leunig wrote these 4 words 7 years ago, and they resonate even more today. Becoming bound up by ideal modes of being. Agitating over status, appearance, performance. Hiding beneath narcissistic farces, so shiny and impenetrable, idiosyncratic realities are smothered, vulnerabilities denied… A friend told … Continue reading
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Tagged connection, isolation, Michael Leunig, Perfection, vulnerability
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Perfection is so…
… much a part of the globalising, accelerating, glossy-media-saturated world we live in. We are bombarded with images of impossibly flawless faces, bodies, homes, food… Celebrity aside, my Facebook stream is incessantly flooded by perfectly smiling friends, going on perfectly exotic holidays, … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobé, Anna Karenina, Beyoncé, confidence, facebook, life, Marilyn Monroe, Perfection, Queen B, success
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