vulnerability

Butoh looked like an outlet to honestly express and release my unwanted attachment to the past. It also looked like a fun way to be the weirdo I naturally am.

I’ve put in too much work for myself and my experiences to become just another column — just another set of stories.

I would much prefer to spend my time laughing rather than crying. It’s a nice change of pace.

As much as I rejoice in spilling my guts to a modest readership of unknown strangers and cheerleader-like family relatives, I halt myself from giving away everything.

This column has been my little corner of the internet where I can write about my life, but as intimate as it feels, it’s scary how easy it is for anyone to find it.

We ought to venture inside, to see what vulnerability we can discover within ourselves without the performative exhibitionism encouraged by our world.

I wear the loves I’ve accrued in every facet of my personality, letting the romances of my life sculpt who I am and what I want. And I’d argue that love creates all the ingredients required for exemplary sex.

But in the folds of Ma, Banhart’s theatrical indie rock is less temperamental and vastly more refined. In short, vulnerability looks great on Banhart’s music.

Why don’t you challenge yourself by taking a class unlike your normal classes? Here's why you should take a theater class before you graduate.

There was a lot of pizazz to the concert — pulsing lights, intricate stage design and even pyrotechnics helped to keep the energy high.