@Burning_Myn Hay varios países del caribe que tienen características matricentrales, pero no como Venezuela. Aquí esas están mucho más arraigadas y nos definen a nivel cultural.
En el arte, Venezuela ha sido madre, hermana, hija y amante. Casi nunca hombre, por no decir nunca
@Gente70Hp@MaxBengolea@efeortega Interesante. Esos no los tenía en mi radar, pero lo tendré en cuenta la recomendación. La verdad a penas estoy empezando a leer Dostoyevski, entonces me lo tomo con calma
@MaxBengolea@efeortega Todos los lectores de Dostoiveski recomiendan leer algunas de sus primeras obras antes de hermanos Karamazov y Crimen y Castigo. Te ayuda a adquirir contexto de su evolución como autor y ayuda a comprender mejor sus magnum opus. Tú quieres que todos entiendan por arte de magia
@AndradeTSH@elconde_nad0 Si no sabe es porque él no pregunta por ella, nunca se interesó por verla y además no quiere pagar la pensión. Es la única manera de que no se entere de algo así, es decir, padre totalmente ausente. Antes de llamarla “demonio”, piensa en si te daría ganas de informarle de nada
@urhobosappho They’ve convinced themselves that anything related to the western world is the ultimate evil, therefore, everyone else is good or better by default. White is bad, Christian is bad, America is bad, Europe is bad, and so is everything they lead or create. They have 0 nuance
And you can explain the historical context all you want, and I can be respectful to it (the reason why I still say the n-word instead of the full word when talking about the topic). But at this point is just ridiculous. Saying bloody as a curse is more fun anyway
These people don’t understand that in other languages there’s no such thing as a “forbidden” word. Context matters. It’s only Americans that tell you all the time you can’t use this or that word under any circumstances whatsoever
Two earthquakes changed the lives of thousands of families in Venezuela in a matter of moments. And months later, the need is still very real.
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Let’s show the people of Venezuela that they are not alone. ❤️