Crying to be able to dream big whilst staying sane and moving forward, even if only slowly.

The different things humans cry about, and how much they are accepted by the society I live in.

What I mean from now on, when I say 'empathic'.

A tiny poem.

I got angry and then cried a lot. Two drawings.

I'm sleeping better now.

Why I see naivity and vulnerability as cultural acupuncture points to make difficult yet vital decisions together possible.

How a tiny support systems shifted a massively draining task into a fun and energy-giving activity.

How nonviolence invites us to lean on our unique human capacity to choose how we want to live and what world we want to work towards.

That moment when it becomes obvious that a key function of daycares is to provide productive hours to adults — no matter what the child is okay with.

I painted men from the past and cried with them some of the tears they never cried.

An unusual hug with another man I would enjoy more of.

Exploring my excitement in response to historic traces and media depictions of violence.