The Paradox of Cottagecore | Rejecting Hustle Culture

The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/thetake05211 Cottagecore isn’t just an aesthetic. It’s an ethos -- one embodying wholesome isolation, creative crafting, love of nature, and nostalgia for an idealised version of the past. It’s anti-modern, yet it exists and thrives in modern spaces. It champions solitary retreat, yet through public sharing on social media, online communities, and even video games. The Cottagecore ethos isn’t a total rejection of capitalist, online society, but it is an assertion that as human beings we also need activities that relax the mind and nurture the spirit. It’s a belief that, in our chaotic and frequently unsatisfying daily lives, doing less can be more. Here’s our Take on how Cottagecore just might be a bridge from the past to a more sustainable future. Support The Take: Shop our Limited Edition Merch: https://www.the-take.com/shop Support our channel and look great doing it with Take t-shirts, hoodies, and more! If you like this video, subscribe to our channel and support us by: Joining our Patreon:   / thetake   vote on the topic we cover next, gain early access to videos and much more! Follow The Take: Facebook:   / thisisthetake   Instagram:   / thisisthetake   Snap:   / 3391744384   Twitter:   / thisisthetake   Website: https://the-take.com/ We are The Take (formerly ScreenPrism).