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This word sounds with a slight Parisian charm and describes a person whose lifestyle seems to be the ultimate dream for many.
It comes from the French language "flaneur", which literally means "roaming" or "loitering". Initially, it was the name given to wealthy metropolitans of the 19th century who had enough time to spend hours exploring the city.
The flaneur is a type of "street reader". He does not rush to make arrangements and does not go to the store; His goal is the very observation of life. As Charles Baudelaire wrote, for a true flâneur, “To be away from home is to feel at home. ".
He disappears into the crowd, while remaining an outside observer, for whom city storefronts and random passers-by are the best theater in the world.
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