going home in 2020

standing at the airport in Berlin, waiting for a plane to take me to my worried parents, looking at the barbed wires casting harsh, triangular shadows on bare concrete walls, I thought about the theory of liminal places.

they’re described as places where reality feels altered, like you’re waiting for something to happen, but you have no idea what it is; playgrounds at night, deep in the middle of the forest, hospitals, empty warehouses, waiting rooms or airports. these spaces exist for the things that come before or after them, they're transitory by nature. liminality also has temporal dimensions and a societal liminal moment can be described as 

"A whole society facing a sudden event (sudden invasion, natural disaster, a plague) where social distinctions and normal hierarchy disappear;
Carnivals;
Revolutions."

we're living a liminal moment and I hope that in the end we'll all be stronger for it

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