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I drift through obsessions as if I forgot how to rest. Science. Art. The shadows. Long hours wrapped in silence and sound. My soul weaves itself in twilight skies, half-remembered dreams and the touch of someone who doesn't ask questions, because they already know.

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My pursuits are strands of lost lives: assemblages of all the words I never said, training until the body stills the storm, and listening to music like a holy text. I have tasted many things but I desire them: fire-grilled tacos, meticulously crafted sushi, and the sweet sinfulness of bitter chocolate. Logic holds my hands, yes, but I'm sure there is a child inside of me: wide-eyed, wounded, unknowingly optimistic.

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If you have feelings for things which don't belong, you probably already know me.

I'm into pretty much every type—you'll catch me vibing to hip-hop, rap, indie, reggae, R&B, rock, alternative, electronic, jazz, neo-soul, pop, etc.

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My top songs are: "my kind of woman"-Mac DeMarco, "space song"- beach house, "hell n back ft. Summer Walker"-bakar, "it's called: freefall"- bainbow kitten surprise, "pursuit of happiness (nightmare) ft. MGMT & ratatat", "I can't handle change"- roar, "YKWIM?"-yot club, "my blood"- twenty one pilots, "sad girl"- lana del rey", "moments"-MOIO, "Scotty doesn't know"- lustra, and soooo many more jshajahaha, but those are my all-time favorites.

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As for my favorite artists rn, some of them are: latin mafia, lana del rey, mac miller, Dominic Fike, Alex G, beach house, tv girl, childish gambino, Frank Ocean, Ye, MGMT, metro boomin, mitski, MOIO, Montell fish, queen, Post malone, RUBII, the smiths, Steve Lacy, tame impala, gorillaz, twenty one pilots, Tyler the creator, the weeknd, shiloh dynasty, PARTYNEXTDOOR.

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I enjoy a tons of genders and songs—it's hard to narrow it all down but, most of the time, I focus on one group or vibe at the time, depends on my mood tbh... like a seasonal obsessions.

I love movies that either make me think or just feel like comfort.

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here are some of my favorites: "Interstellar"- Christopher Nolan, "The Wonderful Story of HenrySugar", "The Phoenician Scheme"—both by- Wes Anderson, "Catch Me If You Can"- Frank Abagnale & Stan Redding, "Back to the Future"—any of them tbh- Robert Zemeckis, "10 Things I Hate About You"- Gil Junger, "Talk to Me"- Michael Philippou & Danny Philippou, "The Amazing Spider-Man"—the two of them- Marc Webb, "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World"- Edgar Wright, "Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dreaming Girl"- Sōichi Masui, "How to train your dragon"—also any of them- Chris Sanders & Dean DeBlois, "Sr. & Sra. Smith"- Doug Liman, and more.

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Directors I love? Definitely Wes Anderson and Christopher Nolan. Still exploring the rest—open to recs.

Time changes favorites, but some stories carve into the soul. "Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai"- Sōichi Masui sang truths I had not found voice for, "Sherlock"- Paul McGuigan carved questions into my bones, "Malcolm in the Middle"- Todd Holland—chaos wrapped in a weird comfort, and then there's "Death Note"- Tetsurō Araki the door I never truly closed.

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Latley, I've returned to the gothic—to vampires, to werewolves; not as beings of horror, but as metaphors. Trinity Blood, Teen Wolf, The Vampire Diaries, Castlevania... There is a purity in the disillusioned, a veracity in the damned. For I watch to remember. I watch to forget.

My library isn't huge, but it is holy. "Sherlock Holmes" still walks beside me-his logic is a lantern in the fog. I love science when it is dancing with madness, like "Cómo explicar física cuántica con un gato zombie".

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"The Slave"- Anand Dílvar spoke to me of a silence I once lived in. He showed me that the greatest horror lies in the silence we hide behind our smiles. I don't remember all their names, only their weight. Our books are altars. I read to bleed, to heal.