Me tomé un uber viniendo hasta las manos. La muchacha me pregunta si estoy bien. Me bajo y me dice que tengo rico olor a perfume. Yo sintiéndome un miserable, los otros te perciben distinto y no lo sabés
i dare you to be as delusional as possible for 30 days. compliment strangers. ask for things that feel out of your reach. take shot after shot after shot. you won’t hit them all, but you’ll hit a couple. but what you hit isn’t the point. it’s about rewiring what you see as possible. when you remove your self imposed limits, you realize they were never real to begin with. anything is possible my friend. but it’s up to you to pursue it.
Argentina is one of the last mixed heritage countries that isn’t self hating. Instead of being serious and penitent, they are lighthearted and make fun of their differences.
This is why the world hates them.
Italians go to America, they’re Italian.
Italians go to Australia, they’re Italian
Italians go to England, they’re Italian.
Italians go to Canada, they’re Italian.
Italians go to Argentina, they’re Argentinian. 🇦🇷
Says a lot actually.
Depending on who you ask on the Internet, Argentina exists in a quantum superposition state where it's simultaneously a poor, brown, third world country, AND a white, rich, hyper racist nation that's able to buy the World Cup even when England, France or the USA couldn't
Schrödinger's superpower
“Do not feel lonely,
the entire universe
is inside you.
Stop acting so small.
You are the universe
in ecstatic motion.
Set your life on fire.
Seek those
who fan your flames.”
— Rumi
"No te des demasiada importancia. Cuidado con el ego y con darte demasiada importancia. No seas un escritor. Es una terrible forma de vivir tu vida. No ganarás nada con ello salvo pobreza, soledad y oscuridad. Así que si realmente quieres escribir, si te quemas por hacerlo, adelante. Pero no esperes nada de nadie. El mundo no te debe nada y nadie te lo ha pedido".
Paul Auster
"Todos deberíamos disponer de alguien con quien poder hablar francamente. Por mucho valor que se tenga, uno se siente cada vez más solo".
Ernest Hemingway