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“Language is the place where the human subject is constituted and transformed.”
1941, Psychoanalysis and Semiotics, Julia Kristeva.

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Still full from Xmas dinner.
And I am truly grateful that this year I can still celebrate Christmas with abundant happiness with those closest to me spending Christmas Eve in a simple way, sharing stories and quiet moments that feel warm without needing much. No rush, no pressure, just being present, enjoying the night, and feeling thankful for the people who make the season feel cozy, and sincere.
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Trust and results, EcoBeauty Score soon available on the Biotherm website.
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Runway Debut.
THE PORTRAIT OF MAN, my runway debut for Dolce Gabbana Fw26. A manifesto of individuality, the #DGFW26 Men’s Fashion Show is a collection that celebrates the unique identity of every man and it was the best experience for me at the beginning of this year, being able to participate in such an amazing event and it was my runway debut, which was a great thing.
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Forwarded from émmerveiller pivone
IN THE U.S, a 5-year-old child was detained by ICE.

IN GAZA, 5-year-old Hind Rajab was killed by Isra*li fire.

Both were state actions.
Both are tied to U.S. funding and political support.


Let that sink in. These aren’t accidents. These aren’t “unfortunate side effects.” These are the real, human consequences of policies, power, and priorities. When governments act with force instead of care, when systems value control over compassion, it’s always the most vulnerable who pay the price — children who should be worrying about toys and bedtime stories, not soldiers, guns, or detention centers.

Where does responsibility begin?
With the leaders who authorize these actions?
With the systems that normalize them?
With the taxpayers who unknowingly fund them?
With the silence that allows them to continue?

This isn’t about politics. It’s about humanity. It’s about whether we’re willing to look at these stories, feel the discomfort, and demand better from the people in power.

Please share this. Talk about it. Don’t let these names become just another headline that fades away. The more people who hear this, the harder it becomes to ignore. 🕊️
Forwarded from Persona Of Prestige.
Around the world, state violence continues to rob us of the most precious thing: childhood. A five-year-old child is detained by the immigration system. Another five-year-old loses her life in a military attack. The locations are different, but the pattern of wounds is the same power that chooses control and domination over protection and love. These are not isolated incidents, they are the result of political decisions, funding, and policies made far from the front lines of suffering, yet their impact falls directly on the bodies of children who should be growing up in safety, not fear. When the state condones violence, the most vulnerable are always the first victims. When the world chooses to remain silent, suffering is considered normal.

This is not about ideology or political camp, this is about the most basic human right to live in freedom, security, and dignity especially for children who never chose to be born amidst conflict. Resistance begins with awareness, from the courage to refuse to habituate injustice. From the voices that reject genocide, arbitrary detention, and a system that normalizes the deaths of children. Speak up, share, fight the silence. Because as long as we care, there's still hope that the world can choose humanity over power.
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