Ahmed
@aabollo.bsky.social
Ph.D. in progress | Egyptian | Interested in Virtue Ethics, Environmental Justice, Moral Psychology, Stoicism, & Sufism | Cooking and Classical Arabic music keep me grounded.
At times, your relationship with the past feels like your relationship with a movie you watched a long time ago —distant and detached, a story that would only feel real if you were to physically return home.
November 27, 2024 at 2:41 AM
At times, your relationship with the past feels like your relationship with a movie you watched a long time ago —distant and detached, a story that would only feel real if you were to physically return home.
Exile is a rupture. It severs the sense of continuity between your present self and your past one. Your new self still holds memories, but even those start to blur. The mind struggles to distinguish between what you truly lived and what you absorbed through media or virtual affective experiences.
November 27, 2024 at 2:40 AM
Exile is a rupture. It severs the sense of continuity between your present self and your past one. Your new self still holds memories, but even those start to blur. The mind struggles to distinguish between what you truly lived and what you absorbed through media or virtual affective experiences.