ナオミ・シマダのインスタグラム(naomishimada) - 8月23日 04時03分

while/after working on #mixedfeelingsbook I ’ve been more and more conscious of trying to be more wholeheartedly present in every aspect of my life and often find myself asking why so many of us (including myself!) feel like we have to post what we’re doing on social media so instantaneously, as if these moments aren’t valuable past the day they happen. trying to find new ways and methods of sharing things that felt so special but maybe not necessarily in that second, that day or maybe not even that week/month/year. what do we lose when uploading a moment feels more important than being in the moment? do we remember things differently when we watch them on our own screen vs feeling from memory? this was last weekend at the very cute tompkins street block party where towards the end of the day everyone broke into their best electric slide, excuse the shaky camera hand i was obvs sliding while filming 🥰

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iamcurious_jello You’ve raised some really interesting points here, thank you. This really resonates with me. Immediacy on social media often falsely offers the promise of a shared connection. Why should a considered and more reflective approach to sharing posts offer less

alsorae a personal rule is to capture a version of what feels special but never post in real time ✨

wildtulum Good question - why did you used to do it? Perhaps the answer is inside of you.

tooting_thomas Well said truthful words X hope you well and see you soon x

mikikoftokyo NYC is always magical we always lit 🙌🏾😂

icklemariposa I bluddy love an electric slide!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩

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