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Merry-go-round people, kama muta, and why consistency isn't the answer to deep connections
Finding depth in fleeting connections Merry-go-round people, kama muta, and why consistency isn't the answer to deep connections yashmi adani / notsupersmart Aug 28, 2021 24 14 2 Share Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve been trying hard to make sense of the fragility of connections. I’ve brought down my dilemma to a single, pressing question: why are humans, despite their best intentions, sometimes unable to uphold the connections they value most? Amidst the inevitable fleetingness of connections, I found myself holding onto tiny moments. Like the time a close friend came out to me over text
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