A story about a handkerchief, a loss, and a small gesture that becomes an act. In the hands of a patient, the thread turns into thought — mending as a way to stay alive. What begins as a repair ends up as a lesson on creating from what’s broken, without erasing it.

A first-person essay on doing business and life without “climbing”: mixing official science and “pseudos,” quitting the self-asphyxiation of needing to understand everything, and making room for the emergent. Marketing, desire, and the algorithm seen from the hollow: dig, pause for two days, and come back with fire.

“Walking in Context” weaves fashion, consciousness, and self-perception into a symbolic journey. It begins with the sensuality of movement —heels sparking, sneakers glowing, elegance as resistance— and then unfolds into reflection: how the environments we inhabit shape what we feel possible. Through metaphors like koi ponds, mirrors, and changing terrain, the post explores how desire alone isn’t enough —every step needs the right ground beneath it.