Have been in a relationship since November 2023.

In march of 2024, my cat Coco passed away at 14 years of age. He was an espectacular cat that was present ever since I was 6 years old.

In October of 2024, before my 21st brithday I was officially diagnosed with Autism and ADHD.

Was able to get my first paid comissions as a designer this year.

Got diagnosed with PCOS.

I got an air fryer for my birthday.

I have come across TikToks talking about the last Victoria’s Secret Show, in which two plus size models, Ashley Graham and Paloma Elsesser respectively, are part of and people losing their absolute mind at the thought of a Victoria’s Secret angel not being skinny.

What surprised me the most, was the number of women crying and complaining about it. With the most repeated argument being “the angels are supposed to be unachievable” or “it’s supposed to sell a fantasy, now it’s too close to reality”. Honestly, how disappointing.

Victoria’s Secret is a business, a lingerie and sleepwear brand, whose slogan is “a body for every body” (after some controversy) since 2014. Now, this is a business that has existed since the 70’s and has evolved with the times, evolved with the views, beauty standards and objectification of women. Think about it, why would they stick to their early 2000’s builds (mind you, standards that made 15 yo Hillary Duff struggle with ED’s because she was criticized for being fat) in 2025, in a time where many competitors have expanded their body-type inclusion (think Rihanna and her brand, having multiple bodies for years in every show). Why would a generally affordable store limit their audience? If you have 20 bucks you can buy an accessory or a thong, it’s not like Gucci or Louis Voutton that have a certain social class in mind.

Is it really that you think the angels must have unattainable standards? Do you think that because you have such low self-esteem, you need to put down the other women that can see themselves on the runway while you can’t? Have you been told your whole life you need to be skinny, tall and curvy to be pretty that the moment that gets challenged you lash out? Do you hate yourself so much that you cannot be told you can be sexy and feminine because you deem it untrue? Do you truly think you can be as beautiful as them when you carry so much hatred and ugliness inside?

Let's start with this, Joanna isn't simply an arch nemesis of Marni. She emotionally and physically abused her, constantly shoving her on hallways and calling out her insecurities, rejoicing at every chance she gets to punch her self esteem. They didn't show much, but the scene where she shows the video from the time capsule, it's actually disgusting how Marni was treated.

We do see a lot with parents playing bullying to be just drama between kids, or light teasing. Also many believing if you ignore it it will go away. But that was the problem. Marni never defended herself, which made her an easy target.

The only one that stood by her side since he found out who Joanna was and what she did to his sister was Marni's little brother. Who I really think he understood her the best because he was still in school but the movie sets it up as Marni behaving like a kid.

Even though she forgives Joanna by the end to let her brother be happy, she is expected from the very start to accept the one that tortured her for her teen years and also threatens her when she pulled her aside and tried to talk it out.

The brother is understandably upset with his engagement party being ruined, but he did the right thing at that moment by dumping her because she lied to him and found out what a horrible person she was. She was able to talk to her brother and he forgave her and expressed genuine regret for ignoring what she had to say and was just disappointed about the person he chose.

It should have ended there! Learn the lesson, move on! Get to know people before committing to them, let them meet the family and hear the family out! ESPECIALLY IF YOUR LITTLE SISTER SUFFERED AT THEIR HANDS FOR YEARS.

One of our first projects was to make our own identification stickers to put in out assignments and we had to print a bunch so as to make a trade with the whole classroom. Everyone had SO much fun.

My sister's favourite part of my university is when I come from the market day because there are so many students selling their own stickers because I always bring her some. (They also sell homemade cooking, handmade jewelry and decorations and thrifted clothes and more)

You want to elevate a gift? Throw stickers in there!!! What's their favourite movie? What fandom are they in? What's their favourite animal? Make a sticker of it!

Like, I love RuPaul's Drag Race, but I watch it because of the genuine talent and culture behind drag and even though it makes really good memes or interesting plays like in All Stars, sometimes the drama is too much.

So it's nice to have shows like Next in Fashion, Blown Away, Academy of Chocolate and such, they make me so happy. Like, honestly for mental health purposes, go to the Reality Show section of Netflix.

Anyways, i'm gonna rant about a few things and dissapear for months once again!

There’re three main variables to the varying skin tones (at least in Latin America):

· History: From natives, colonizers and more.

· Immigration: Current and in the past.

· Location: How close it is to the equator.

Everything else has to do with individual life of each person.

But I don’t think it’s just because people are dumb, Hollywood movies have mostly exposed to the sheltered individual only one type of Latin American character: skin is a dark tan, dark eyes and dark hair. Always used either for the sex appeal or for the comedic relief, and many times the same job (cleaning lady, part-time in a store, mechanic or something illegal). And that has to do a lot with how people’s warped views on an entire culture (not to mention some people when told Latina/o they only think Mexican).

The whole spectrum of skin tones is present in Latin America, and you can find so many creators and actors from Latin America that can showcase this, from people like brazillian singer Ludmilla, Venezuelan content creator and singer Lele Pons, Jamaican athlete Usain Bolt, Argentinian singer Gilda, Chilean musician Mon Laferte, and so many more!

We only get a look into the rooms of Isabela, Antonio and Bruno, and they were pretty wild.

Bruno's room is made so he can make his predictions (he needs a big room) and the sand, well, represents time.

Antonio's looks straight out of the jungle book.

Isabela is wall to wall covered in flowers (honestly, even if she can grow flowers in every surface possible I believe her rooms is a block of soil)

At the time I answered that instead of breaking up with your partner, you go on a self discovery journey and find your true love and cheat on that person, making the big climax of the movie that partner discovering the affair.

A lot of people also answered things related to cheating, but recently I realized that it wasn't only the "self discovery journey that makes me actually listen to my friends saying that my partner isn't the right one for me and instead of breaking up with them because I believe it's too cruel I cheat on them" but normalizing being in a relationship with someone that doesn't share the same goals as you do.

Think about it, how many romance stories have that same storyline?

Person A is in a committed relationship with Person B, whether by marriage or not. Movie makes it very clear that these two have very different goals in life. These goals are usually:

One wants to have kids, one does not.

One wants to accept a promotion in the job they love even if it means moving out, one does not.

One wants to get married, one does not.

One wants to travel the world, one does not.

Because movies normalize having this relationship in order to put drama and conflict before the climax and the true love happy ending, some people expect the fact that they have to deal with it. An eye for an eye kind of thing, for the happiness of the other one will have to be unhappy. That's the rule.

When, obviously, it shouldn't.

Take Pixar's movie Up as an example. Even if they had hardship, they both had the same goals, they wanted to go on adventure, repair their house and leave it the best way possible and have kids.