Colin Cushion

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  • You’re Not On The Phone For Safety

    You’re Not On The Phone For Safety

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    Being on the phone in public is often framed as a matter of safety. But when connection becomes constant, it raises a different question. What is this behaviour really protecting us from?

  • It’s You, Not Me

    It’s You, Not Me

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    Public space is not a stage, a living room, or an extension of your personality. Somewhere along the way, restraint was mistaken for weakness and consideration for inconvenience. This is not nostalgia. It is a refusal to indulge behaviour that makes shared life unbearable.