‼️‼️ Taeyeon do Girls' Generation em 2021 falando sobre críticas machistas enfrentadas por mulheres, suas vidas e seus corpos:
"Se você é gorda, te chamam de gorda, se você é magra, te chamam de doente, se veste roupas largas te dizem que você parece homem, se veste roupas justas, te chamam de puta, se comer demais, te chamam de porca, se comer de menos, te chamam de fresca, se gostar de roupas de marca, te chamam de interesseira, se gostar de roupas comuns, te dizem que você não sabe se vestir. Já que as pessoas vão te criticar de qualquer jeito, você pode muito bem simplesmente viver a própria vida do jeito que quiser."
The best feeling is when you start a game and become completely obsessed with it.
You lie in bed thinking about it and can’t wait to play it again tomorrow. I love that feeling 😌
💔Luis Serra actor André Peña shared why one line from Resident Evil 4 Remake means so much to him.
During a recent podcast Press F to Fear, André spoke openly about his past. He said he struggled with alcohol for years because he could never stop at just one drink. He also smoked for more than a decade. Over time, he realized it was affecting his mental health and even his memory. At one point, things became so difficult that he walked away from acting altogether.
😔He recalled one moment at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting that changed everything. During the meeting, he introduced himself to an elderly woman and later, after the session ended, they started talking again. When she called him by his name, André realized he had already forgotten hers. He apologized immediately, but she smiled and said:
"Oh sweetie, it's okay. We're all in the same boat in this community. We're all feeling the same thing. We've all gone through it."
😖André said that was the moment everything truly hit him. He realized his alcoholism had become so severe that even his memory was beginning to fail.
"I cried because I was like, Oh my God... I am destroying myself. I am absolutely messing up my future."
He has now been sober for more than ten years and says he's proud of that decision. According to André, without making that change, he would never have become Luis Serra, never would have started a family, and wouldn't be where he is today.
📅Years later, while filming Resident Evil 4 Remake, he found himself connecting with one of Luis' lines in a deeply personal way.
"People can change, right?"
André said that line hit him harder than any other because he had been in that place himself, trying to climb out of one of the darkest moments of his life and wondering if people really could change.
He admitted recording the scene felt "a little too real."
😮💨It hits even harder when you know André pitched that scene to the game's director.
If you’re a guy in your 30s who still gets excited about a new game, LEGO set, football match, D&D session or whatever hobby makes you feel like a kid again…
Don’t let anyone convince you growing up means giving it up.
❗️New official artwork of Leon S. Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft released by Capcom.
The artwork was created to announce the life-sized Leon S. Kennedy statue, which will be unveiled for the first time at THE WORLD OF BIOHAZARD 30th Anniversary Exhibition.
It has also been confirmed that the exhibition will feature a life-sized Grace Ashcroft statue.
😮Are you ready to see Leon in real life for the first time?
🕹️Scanning Leon’s amiibo multiple times will trigger his signature catchphrase, originally written by Shinji Mikami for Resident Evil 4.
In the original Japanese version, Leon says 「泣けるぜ」(Nakeru ze), which roughly translates to “I’m gonna cry” or “Makes me want to cry.”
For the English localization, Capcom adapted it as “Story of my life.”
The catchphrase has stayed with Leon since Resident Evil 4, all the way to Resident Evil Requiem. ✌🏻
🎥 via neko_sougo