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by @Athenaeumthoughts

A “mailbox” is a funny thing. It used to be a means of keeping in touch with the ones that we loved— a tool for connections and correspondences. What do we even have mailboxes for now? Stores send out coupons for us to accumulate goods now. Credit card companies send out reminders to pay off our debts now. Everyone’s circulating love, but of status and wealth now. We’ve become so consumed with our phones, with fashion and greed... how? A. I. Myles 19 June, 2o19 @athenaeumthoughts
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Jun 19, 2019
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#athenaeumthoughts#justsomethoughts#mailboxes#greed#consumerculture#thanksforreading
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