Il Dolce Far Niente

I have learned that the limits are to respect them. I have understood that limits allow us to live in a certain peace. I have discovered that limits do not limit us, but on the contrary, they help us to be better people. Although for this, you always have to know how to respect them. But there is a problem: not everyone knows how to respect the limits. Respect for the limits ...

I believe that the communication has prostituted up to such a point that any person can turn in credibly for the fact of having visibility. The power that the communication has on the population is absolute; it gives me panic, the fact that there exist mass media that offer columns to publish persons whose unique virtue should be to have a great number of followers in the social networks nets. In ...

We choose what we want for our lives and, when everything goes well and we believe it to be perfect, we show pride to others. Instead, I’ve noticed that if something goes wrong, most people hide it. Failure is never welcome. No one accepts defeat as part of their life. As if the night could exist without the day. There are different ways in which people hide their defeats or sadness. ...

Currently, the need to create images to share on social networks has caused photography to win followers from the earliest ages. The act of photographing has become as reflective an act as listening to music while driving. In fact, photographer Platon believes that "A good portrait is like a great song". Platon Antoniou is a photographer I have recently discovered, and who is famous for his portraits of celebrities and ...

What in nurseries are known as tantrums, or tantrums at school are known as bullying: the aggressor suffers a child tantrum and materializes in aggression toward his victim. Over time, in work environments that same childish tantrum is called mobbing, where the aggressor again that childish tantrum feel and materializes in aggression toward his victim. The difference lies in the name in order to produce greater or lesser harm on ...

Life is mature and hardens the skin to protect the tenderness of the heart. If we feel the opposite, is that our mind is approaching the psychopathy and perhaps we should review our orbitofrontal cortex, in search of some dysfunctional variation in our amygdala. And it is that as we get older life changes us. Everything that we tried during adolescence in a certain way, with more coldness and superficiality ...

The immense capacity to reborn from its own ashes is something that was attributed to the mythological personage of Ave Phenix, a story that only tries to communicate us that after a very difficult time, always we’ll find reasons to go ahead, and to be reborn again and to fly of new, with the same force with which it flew before we were destroyed, until lying in our most miserable ...

Authentic Christmas goes beyond a gift under a tree, three kings in a portal of Bethlehem with gold, frankincense and myrrh and an eternal tail to pay in the wrong supermarket. Christmas is not giving away because it touches, it is not to buy happiness with a credit card forced from odious hours stolen from sleeping to work in a factory. Christmas is not to buy happiness from the ether, from ...

A few days ago I met Aina in the gym. As her mother wiped her hair, Aina looked around and watched things closely. There was something about the girl that caught my attention, not Aina’s beauty, but her observer and almost analytical character of everything around her. Laura, her mother, a few minutes later and in a circumstantial conversation, explained to me that the girl had Phelan-McDermid Syndrome. While her ...