In a personal essay for Vogue, Daisy Jones writes about why offline partners are the best partners.
“So, basically,” I said, slathering a couple of baked potatoes in olive oil and sprinkling them with salt flakes, “is when you take a photo of the uncooked snacks on your plate, which you’re about to eat. You know…because girls deserve a little treat at the end of the day.” As the words came out of my mouth, I realized how strange they sounded, in the echoey kitchen, my partner listening politely. Still, I continued. “This isn’t girl dinner,” I said, in case she didn’t understand.
My partner isn’t an offline person. She has often tried to explain the blockchain to me, and knows more about Twitch, virtual reality platforms, and “decentralizing the internet” than I could ever even attempt to. But she’s not at all engaged in the sort of strange, pointless discussions that plague platforms like Twitter and Instagram , or the latest “hot take” or twist on a two-day old meme. I find this profoundly attractive and refreshing. And I’m definitely not the only one.
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