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In my prayer, you were the center, my favorite predicate. Where we were more than pronouns, I, you and we. I barely realized that love could be just an object, direct, clear and straightforward. I, in the singular, dreaming in the plural, became a hidden subject... The agreement was missing, and I was not nominal. I was judged, conjugated incorrectly, I lost myself in time, I became past, more than imperfect, without the verbs I needed. And in the future of the past, there was an indicative, a dilemma that did not seem simple, perhaps compound. And when facing that chaos that cannot be explained, in the last homework, the verb to love decided to teach me the art of forgetting.

The silence of unspoken words is louder than a bomb. To be honest, I've never heard the sound of a bomb, but I've been silenced by many choked words. I know the noise this causes, even if internally. There was a time when I thought everything deserved to be said. Afterwards, I understood that I needed to choose my battles, as every speech precedes a probable answer, and of course, we are not always willing to listen to the answers. Sometimes we choose silence because we need to, even if the desire is to vomit a sequence of words, opinions, feelings and even unspeakable things. Other times, it is silence that chooses us, even though we know that an infinite number of thoughts, opinions, feelings and even unspeakable things are between the lines, pointed right in our direction. There is silence that welcomes, there is silence that is deafening and my favorite is the silence that in itself makes more noise than anything described, because in the end this type of silence does more damage than other people's screams and the desperation for me to express some emotion.

Dear friends ❤️ We are aware that Rio Grande do Sul is going through a lot of difficulties at the moment! I am lucky to be accompanied by many kind people who give me many gifts every day.. With all this tragedy I have reflected on the needs of those who are facing so many challenges.. With this in mind, I would like to propose that, if you wish, any gift you plans to offer will be converted into contributions to purchase supplies for those in need. Donations will go directly to help ensure families and animals have access to essential foods/feed. I know that together we can make a significant difference in the lives of many people facing this war. Thank you in advance for your generosity and support of this cause. More than ever, it is a time to come together and offer help to those who need it most. Your participation will make this gesture even more meaningful and impactful. With all my affection and gratitude, Aya.

DO YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF FREE? Have you ever stopped to think about what happens when books have a burst of freedom? It's like a literary carnival! The classics join the new bestsellers and form a crazy mix of characters. Imagine Don Quixote hanging out with Harry Potter, while Sherlock Holmes tries to solve the mysteries of Alice in Wonderland. It does not stop there! The characters from the books also join the party. Captain Hook finally frees himself from Peter Pan's bonds and decides to sail his own pirate ship. Cinderella drops her glass slipper and decides to go on a road trip around the enchanted world. And Spider-Man... well, he's still doing what he's always done, only now without Marvel's webs. Can I have a life without a life mapped out? Can I be whoever I want without fear? Why does the desire to do and be go wrong? I live as I want to do? Maybe freedom is the fact of not fearing, not being afraid of the unknown, because comfort is in the known... Maybe it's going without a script and being your own character in a story without people and their "what ifs"... Or even wander with the certainty that freedom is more beautiful when seen from Locke's perspective and not from Kant's more metaphysical perspective or Rousseau's extravagant way.

HOLY HERESY Maria das Graças is her name, the third of five sisters, all named after saints. Born into a family shaped by Catholic terms and dogmas, mother Tereza, carousing to a fault, promised her daughter to the church as soon as the girl was born. Well, and if it was for the girl “Being of God”, He decided to do something special. Owner of large, blue eyes, voluminous, pink and perfectly shaped lips, golden hair with wide curls that brushed her slim waist. At 19, her body must have been sculpted in the mold of Aphrodite. How could that set of thighs, belly, breasts and ass be so perfect? The curves were delicate where they needed to be and generous where they wanted to appear. The meat was soft to the touch, but hard, stiff, when squeezed, slapped. Gracinha was an invitation to temptation, a toast to lust and a one-way surrender to mortal sin. Immoral. She was forced by her mother to attend church since she was little. She currently worked as a secretary in the sacristy during the week and on the weekends she was minister of masses, participating in six or eight masses in a single weekend. “What Sacrilege!” . And even with her entire virtuous and controlling family, Gracinha really liked to GIVE, to follow the commandment: “Love your neighbor”, the next, the next and the next... She loved the Church's fairs, when she could do much more than 'volunteer work' for the boys from that little town in the interior of Minas. Father Giusepe arrived at the parish, of Italian origin, with a heavy accent, recently ordained. He was around 30 years old, dark, slender, with large hands, curly black hair like the beard that shaped his face and surrounded his full mouth. Ahhh Father Giusepe! As soon as she laid eyes on that “Sent from the Lord” she was absolutely certain that “God Exists.” Gracinha fixed more than an idea in her head, she set a goal, an objective, she made a promise: she needed to find out what was underneath that cassock. “And he swore on the Bible” that he would make Father Giusepe know that Adam and Eve were right in eating more than just an apple. But yes, each other.

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