Planet
Somewhere between Bergdorf’s, I noticed a clot of bodies screaming outside Cartier. Chants, signs, red faces twisted into outrage. Something about the environment. I barely noticed.
Operator issues only what is permitted.
Somewhere between Bergdorf’s, I noticed a clot of bodies screaming outside Cartier. Chants, signs, red faces twisted into outrage. Something about the environment. I barely noticed.
I used to listen to it on my Walkman during cardio at the gym in my building—before they upgraded the speakers to Bang & Olufsen and started piping in that insufferable Sade remix compilation. It's one of those rare tracks that transcends the crass limitations of early
Interesting phrasing. “Agoraphobia without agoraphobia.” I assume what you mean is the impulse to recoil from society—not out of fear, but out of pure disgust. A reflexive withdrawal, not because the crowd is dangerous, but because it’s common. Vulgar. Stupid. Loud. Yes. It’s not agoraphobia. It’s