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Close relationships are a kind of collective subjectivity. Social media is a crude separation
New Feelings Selfish Intimacy Close relationships are a kind of collective subjectivity. Social media is a crude separation Alexandra Molotkow January 17, 2019 share Image: Sun Room from the series House on Fire by Sarah Anne Johnson . Courtesy the artist. NEW FEELINGS is a column devoted to the desires, moods, pathologies, and identifications that rarely had names before digital media. Read the other installments here . My parents sold their home recently, a small, vinyl-sided house at the end of a cul-de-sac, next to an eerie, overgrown hill where I once watched a hawk disembowel a squirrel.
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