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Like I need any help anthropomorphizing objects, fascinating and delightful nonetheless

umbrella interiority—between the self and the outer world. as the origin purpose of an umbrella was to give shade for its occupants, then to protect them from rain later. it’s about a man took shelter from the sky—so, i assume the walls were different things which mean, if they’re standing without roof—or someone facing them from the ‘outer world’ (under the open skies), that’s exteriority! that is.

I like how the author uses a wide range of references—old and recent ones. It gives readers more paths for further reading…
you know what I mean? sometimes we’re too lazy to dig through older references ourselves, but at the same time, if an author only uses recent writings, we start having doubts, right?

Gendered design is still common today—there’s only two, yeahh, nothing else in between: male and female, man and woman. For the purpose of visual harmony and the nature of everything exactly.

Beauty comes from within; class and wealth reveal themselves through knowledge — through the books one has been surrounded by since childhood.

abandoned umbrellas—forgotten brollies. kasa-obake? hm…