"feeling a little lighter than before I left" is a text on the perversity of the erotic touch, on the subversion of time and space that lovers experience, on the alterity they fearlessly welcome in this fragile state of togetherness. The text draws on unrequited meetings, on unfulfilled lusts, desires, facts and fantasies to speak about the impossible as a means of thinking across new imaginaries and alternative ways of living, loving, longing.