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O quarto nunca ficou pronto. Para o futuro ele foi planejado, não para o agora. Todos os dias ele observa os ponteiros do relógio demarcando a hora presente e nada mais. Na impossibilidade de enxergar o futuro, ele não encontra tempo para sua construção. A relatividade, para ele desconhecida, continua traçando regras enquanto, diariamente, a frase é repetida "o tempo não espera por ninguém", enquanto ele espera, afinal "tudo no tempo de Deus". No quintal, na ausência do fruto do seu plano, ele olha para cima e pergunta: "Meu Deus, quando será?" Se o relógio de pulso mostra em números a vida acontecendo e também não marca o futuro, onde estaria esse tempo não conjugado, tão desejado, nas mãos de quem, senão nas suas? Li em Clarice sobre o instante já, seria ele o movimento do ponteiro dos segundos demarcando o passado? O futuro define o presente, li de um futurista uma vez, e tal evento só acontece quando é criada uma estrada que comece nos nossos pés imedi...

'Shut up' is generally bad advice

I've lost my way some years ago when, many times, I chose not to do what I really wanted and instead followed what other people belive was the right way. And I did this so often that it became almost automatic.

I didn't relised it then, but I was reproducing the way I interpreted my mom's behavior. She always made decisions based on previous experiences - if something had worked for somebody else, she would consider trying it.

For a long time I wasn't able to try something new, to take risks, to give myself a chance, I was too busy seeking others people's opion, their path, their "right way". I truly believed in the ideia of something being absolute right or absolute wrong. When I finally dicovered that everything is relative, I broke. My world turned upside down and I couldn't even brush my teeth without think about it.

How many opportunites did lose cause I wasn't able to follow my instincts?

How many opportunites did I lose cause I let someone else guide me and tell me what to do?

How many times did I closed my eyes, freeze, shut my mouth because I needed to belive that I was wrong?

It used to be important to belive that -  to continue keep doing the "righ thing". In some ways it was even comfortable to be wrong, but the price was high.

I have to remind myself every day that I will never know what could have happened if I had chosen my own way, followed my instincs, or made my onw choices without asking so much. And by remembering this, I can remember that my life is mine.

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