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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2025 · 19 MIN

Too Weird for This World

from Cappuccino and Croissant [English version] · host Harmonie de Mieville

What if you weren’t the glitch?What if you were simply born in a world that can’t handle minds that burn too bright? Too sensitive? Too off-template?In this episode, we’re talking about the ones who don’t fit the mold — not out of some aesthetic rebellion, but because the mold literally cracks when they get close. Social anomalies, emotional glitches, and creative sabotage: this isn’t dysfunction, it’s survival mode.Between the pressure to conform, the aestheticization of “authenticity,” and the extinction of spontaneity, we ask what’s left of the human when everything is branding — and what’s left of the soul when everything is mood.📡 Welcome to Cappuccino & Croissant.A podcast for the ones who overflow.💙 If this episode hit home, share it with someone who’s ever felt like “too much” of everything.💿 And if you’re curious to go deeper, my two new EPs — En Construction and Underconstruction — are out on all streaming platforms.They speak of the same fractures.Of what’s being rebuilt.And of what will never fit into a box.→ All links at ⁠harmoniedemieville.com⁠ or in my bio.→ To support the podcast: ⁠patreon.com/harmoniedemieville⁠

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