sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
sftn: in “love”, men are very good at imitating the shape of a container but never its content, n this is at the crux of men’s near-literal emptinessbc men think that the container is the content – stringing the right words together in the right
