I’ll be honest: For a while, I was surrounded by people who framed these issues as mere "differences of opinion." I listened, I observed, and I tried to understand.
But the further I move away from the noise, the more I see it for what it really is: a symptom. Building an identity on the devaluation of others isn’t a choice, it’s a defense mechanism. Whether it’s men clinging to outdated power dynamics or anyone else defending the structures that limit our growth, the root cause is the same: a lack of inner substance and an immense fear of a world that demands emotional maturity.
True stability doesn't need to dominate. It doesn't need to shout. It definitely doesn't need to put others down to feel secure.
And let me tell you: the most radical thing you can do in 2026 is to heal, grow, and refuse to be part of the misery. We see the bitterness behind the mask. And we’re choosing a different path. 🕊️✨
I’ve been focusing on love lately, because the world often feels cold, loud, and divided. And because I believe that’s exactly why we need something different right now: a reminder of what love truly is, as a force, not a cliché.
In my last photo series, it was Sailor Moon: Love as the strongest energy in the universe. Something that heals, protects, fights, and ultimately wins.
This time, it’s Aphrodite.
She’s often reduced to just one word: beauty. But Aphrodite isn’t only beautiful, she is origin.
She stands for seduction, connection, fertility. For desire, the force that sets life into motion. For the kind of love from which something is born: Life. Growth. Creation.
In one of the oldest stories, she rises from the sea, from foam. Not as a fairytale image. But as a reminder: love isn’t just a feeling. Love is the principle that creates the world.
This photo series is my attempt to bring love back into our awareness, because we forget it too easily, even though we need it now more than ever. Not small, not private, not secondary. But primal. Sensual. Powerful.
Sailor Moon taught us Millennials that softness is power, that community matters, and that love can be a cosmic force. She introduced us early on to symbolism, myth, and systems. And it shaped femininity as something powerful, complex, and world-shaping, rather than merely decorative or passive. For me, growing up with Sailor Moon felt like being gently reminded that strength doesn’t have to be loud to be real.
Sara Urb
Apparently everyone wanted to enjoy the sun.
We waited until it disappeared 👻 @namedcollective
#vampire
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Bits and pieces
Time for friday photo bumps t Summer in Düsseldorf with sun #photodump
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Lilac Pixie Era ✨ I kno the inspo photo looks only a little bit like what came out in reality #hairstyles #pixiecut
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I’ll be honest: For a while, I was surrounded by people who framed these issues as mere "differences of opinion." I listened, I observed, and I tried to understand.
But the further I move away from the noise, the more I see it for what it really is: a symptom.
Building an identity on the devaluation of others isn’t a choice, it’s a defense mechanism. Whether it’s men clinging to outdated power dynamics or anyone else defending the structures that limit our growth, the root cause is the same: a lack of inner substance and an immense fear of a world that demands emotional maturity.
True stability doesn't need to dominate. It doesn't need to shout. It definitely doesn't need to put others down to feel secure.
And let me tell you: the most radical thing you can do in 2026 is to heal, grow, and refuse to be part of the misery.
We see the bitterness behind the mask. And we’re choosing a different path. 🕊️✨
love is stronger than hate
#feminism #feminist
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APHRODITE
I’ve been focusing on love lately, because the world often feels cold, loud, and divided.
And because I believe that’s exactly why we need something different right now: a reminder of what love truly is, as a force, not a cliché.
In my last photo series, it was Sailor Moon:
Love as the strongest energy in the universe.
Something that heals, protects, fights, and ultimately wins.
This time, it’s Aphrodite.
She’s often reduced to just one word: beauty.
But Aphrodite isn’t only beautiful, she is origin.
She stands for seduction, connection, fertility.
For desire, the force that sets life into motion.
For the kind of love from which something is born:
Life. Growth. Creation.
In one of the oldest stories, she rises from the sea, from foam.
Not as a fairytale image.
But as a reminder: love isn’t just a feeling.
Love is the principle that creates the world.
This photo series is my attempt to bring love back into our awareness, because we forget it too easily, even though we need it now more than ever.
Not small, not private, not secondary.
But primal. Sensual. Powerful.
#lovecore #pinkhair #hairstyles #editorialmakeup #creativemakeup #aphrodite #kaleidosmakeup #bhcosmetics #sheglam #maybelinne #girlcult #kikomilano
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Sara Urb
Sailor Moon taught us Millennials that softness is power, that community matters, and that love can be a cosmic force.
She introduced us early on to symbolism, myth, and systems.
And it shaped femininity as something powerful, complex, and world-shaping, rather than merely decorative or passive.
For me, growing up with Sailor Moon felt like being gently reminded that strength doesn’t have to be loud to be real.
#hairstyles #bangs #microbangs #sailormoon
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May our voices never be unheard again
#hairstyles #halloween #halloweenmakeuplook #witch
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