♯𝓛𝓲𝓷𝓮𝓬𝓻𝓸𝓹𝓼𝔂 --.

About me:

I have a fondness for old things; I greatly admire record players, radios, and clothing from the 60s and 70s. Past eras had a distinct taste for music and style, which I admire very much aesthetically speaking.

Although I have a passion for vintage things, something I truly love is music. My taste is eclectic; depending on my mood, I listen to different kinds of music. But normally I listen to classic rock or psychedelic rock. I'm trying to listen to Black metal as well. I'm a big fan of the Beatles, especially John Lennon's solo career. I could spend hours talking about him, or about the Lennon-McCartney relationship—they have so many good stories.

My hobbies are diverse; depending on my mood, I tend to focus more on one than the other. I usually watch movies and catalog them on Letterboxd (I often forget the movies I've seen, so I list them there to make it easier). I also try to maintain the habit of reading, which becomes difficult during school periods because there are many activities to complete and I get overwhelmed. I also try to study what interests me, which usually revolves around politics, psychology, or studying the films I've watched (in this case, their meanings and how to use them as a repertoire).

I have a fixation on chaotic characters, so much so that the only fictional characters that appealed to me for a long time were: Alex DeLarge (A Clockwork Orange), Homelander (The Boys), and Anton Chigurh (No Country for Old Men). The minds of these unconventional characters captivate me so much that I want to study their psyches and even try to enter their thoughts. It's incredible to study something so well-developed.

My fascination isn't centered on the characters, but on chaotic works that make the viewer rethink what they're watching. That's why Stanley Kubrick is my favorite director; he made few films throughout his career, but they were all executed with such perfection, with such rich detail... The fact that he cares about every detail makes him my favorite film director. A genius who knew exactly what he was doing, even if the subject matter in his works is quite controversial.

A fun fact is that I don't speak English, so if I seem too grammatically correct all the time, it's because I use Google Translate, bleh. Furthermore, please don't write with so many grammatical errors; it's impossible to translate with this awful translator, and I'll probably misunderstand everything.

To finish, I'm trying to learn to play the guitar. I plan to start with the guitar for about two years or less, and if I feel confident enough, I'll move on to the electric guitar. The starting point for me to have the courage to try playing an instrument came thanks to the Beatles. I've always had this desire since I was a child; I admired pianos and played keyboard games that played classical music or rhythm games. However, I never had enough courage to enter that field until I listened to the Beatles and decided that I should play like John Lennon. So much so that my goal is to own a Rickenbacker 325 guitar just like his.

Thank you for reading.