The first day of no physical contact has made me notice the people around me a lot more. How physical contact happens so casually, but when becoming so aware of it, it all becomes significant. I have started giving people much more room to move around me, stepping far back from them, and keeping away from crowds. It is obviously isolating because I put such a great effort into keeping my distance.
12.54pm Today Sean's hand accidentally touched mine in the library.
Last night Tom sent me this text.
ah but a month of no physical contact is surely less painful than three months entire absence - visually, sonically, digitally - ?
ReplyDeleteGood luck living as an urban hermit!
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You're right Mr Kinglux! It'll be a week of no physical contact, a month of celibacy and a different boundary for every other week in november. I would block eyesight if I could afford to hire a full time assistant!
ReplyDelete<3 James
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how did your boundaries go yesterday?
ReplyDeleteYesterday was completely successful. There was a fire drill at school and I had to wait to go back in last because of the crowd. I feel like a shy deer...
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