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From Elsewhere · 11d
Se você perdesse a sua memória e precisasse conhecer a Valentine de novo, qual coisa sobre ela seria a mais capaz de te fazer recordar algo? Por exemplo, uma marca de personalidade que é tão dela que nem um acidente te faria esquecer de jeito nenhum
Passei um tempinho pensando sobre isso, porque definitivamente não consigo escolher uma coisa só. Existem inúmeras pequenas coisas que, para mim, são só dela. A forma como ela faz biquinho enquanto dorme, como sempre encontra um jeito de apoiar a cabeça em mim quando estamos juntos. Ela bate palmas quando gosta muito de alguma coisa. O sorvete favorito dela é café, o que eu pessoalmente considero uma escolha terrível. Ela é a mulher mais talentosa que já conheci, tem a voz mais bonita que eu já vi e é incrível em absolutamente tudo que se propõe a fazer. Acho que eu me lembraria pela sensação estranha e familiar de reconhecer esses e todos os outros pequenos detalhes.
From Elsewhere · 11d
Uma indicação de filme para cada letra do seu nome (dê preferência aos filmes de diferentes décadas)!
Alescio. · 11d
Do you plan to give Elowen a little brother or sister?
Yes! Sabrina and I have talked about it quite a few times. We definitely want more babies someday, but we also want to enjoy our time with Wennie for a while longer before giving her any siblings. I’d love to have two more girls, honestly. A house full of mini-Valentines sounds pretty perfect to me.
From Elsewhere · 16d
I don’t know if this is an cool stuff, but would you marry me again? On September 14th, all over again.
I can’t really decide between films and music. Genuinely can’t picture myself existing without either of them. Cinema has always felt like this way of living a thousand different lives at once, seeing places, people and emotions I would’ve never reached otherwhise, while somehow finding pieces of myself in all of them. And music is kind of stitched into every part of my routine and memory, so I guess the answer is the combination of both.
Probably the one from around two years ago. I was in a very weird place, mentally and emotionally, and looking back now, it feels like I had drifted really far from who I actually am. I kept watering myself down as disconnecting from things that were important to me just so I could fit into places and relationships I never truly belonged in. It took me a long time to heal from that, to find myself again and understand that I deserve spaces where I didn’t have to make mysellf smaller to be accepted, or loved.
From Elsewhere · 2mo
Do you have a nickname for your partner?
From Elsewhere · 3mo
What is the best thing about fatherhood?
Oh. I think “everything” would be a fair enough answer. But one of the greatest things about being a dad is to see my daughter slowly developing into a entire individual person, with her own thoughts, her own personal taste, her own way of seeing the world around her. To watch her discovering everything about the life that surrounds her.
N. A. · 3mo
A movie/book that changed your political views on something.
Such a harsh question, honestly. I think every time you consume something political, you end up gaining a new perspective on something, even if it’s small. But recently I’ve been reading some of Gramsci works and other authors that reflects on his ideas, and I just realized how kind of limiting it is to see history and politics through rigid formulas. Sometimes we can interpret things in a rigid way, and it’s important to let go of the idea that history follows a fixed path, that every society would inevitably develop in the same way, or that revolution would simply emerge once capitalism reached a certain level of crisis. Culture, institutions, religion, media, education, collective consciousness, everything shape political reality, and politics shouldn’t be seen as something merely structural.