in the fullest sense, our home is the whole Earth. we need to clean it well.pic.twitter.com/VCt9vB7W1h
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in the fullest sense, our home is the whole Earth. we need to clean it well.pic.twitter.com/VCt9vB7W1h
Isn’t this a kind of hysterical analysis?
This is a very level and even conservative assessment of her mission.
1. Japanese woman does housework 2. White people look for esoteric meaning hidden behind her actions 3. *face palm*
you gotta be real deracinated to assume even housework has no esoteric meaning - even our ancestors filled every action with haunted life
She's pretty explicit. Thanking shirts for the joy they brought, praying to the house before cleaning, scattering the bones of Chinese vermin in the garden, she doesn't really hide it
I'm too cynical to believe she is genuine.
This is why Westerners do not understand what she means by ‘spark joy’. In religious sensibilities joy references grace or appreciation. Westerners laugh and think an object is just meant to being them pleasure WRONG. You must learn to appreciate the object.
Europeans have understood this very well. Unfortunately, they have been stripped of much of their folklore.
The fuck you talking bout nigga
Marie Kondo is at least connected to a functional human tradition and she would make a better president than Trump
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