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Drabbles / Will the soft-SIM replace the physical SIM card
« on: September 12, 2023, 12:19:19 pm »
And that's how we came to discover, I don't know if little by little, I don't know if suddenly, how close we used to stand to each other, how close we spoke to each other, how much we touched each other, the unwavering roots of those habits: that of getting closer, that of getting on top of each other, that of getting closer.
Because now we try to conjecture that new normality that Phone Number List come, and we call it that: normality , to appease anxieties or anguish and encourage us to assume that yes, that something will eventually stabilize, that it will allow itself to be recognized and will manage to last, that in the Battle unleashed between the normal and the exception, in which today the exception prevails, will end up imposing some form (we do not entirely know which one) that we can feel as normal.
But before that, much before, right now, the exception, due to duration, and because being durative it is still an exception, managed to affect that other normality, the one we had before: not the "new normal", the one to come, but the old normal, the one in which we had lived until now. It affects her in this specific way: it makes her a little strange. It takes it out of full familiarity, which is the territory in which it commonly prevails, to rarefy it to some extent.
Because now we try to conjecture that new normality that Phone Number List come, and we call it that: normality , to appease anxieties or anguish and encourage us to assume that yes, that something will eventually stabilize, that it will allow itself to be recognized and will manage to last, that in the Battle unleashed between the normal and the exception, in which today the exception prevails, will end up imposing some form (we do not entirely know which one) that we can feel as normal.
But before that, much before, right now, the exception, due to duration, and because being durative it is still an exception, managed to affect that other normality, the one we had before: not the "new normal", the one to come, but the old normal, the one in which we had lived until now. It affects her in this specific way: it makes her a little strange. It takes it out of full familiarity, which is the territory in which it commonly prevails, to rarefy it to some extent.