@Walkieman

Dear Haters and emotional vampires, I am writing to you in connection with the experience that we have shared through these years and finally to let you go because I want to succeed in life. To say “not anymore” it is a true act of love towards to myself and It is a sign that I want to focus what really matters, developing myself. I will just speak with some of you because I cannot forward to all, however, please understand that this is a goodbye to all of you. School - When I was on school, you make me pass through a real hell. You were calling me “gay”, “freak”, “weak”, “priest”, “boy with a girly voice” and “ugly”. Were you telling your parents that you were bullying a boy that just wanted to read his books, with his dam cool glasses and his big back favourite jacket? From the heart, I hope you have become better parents because I do not want your children with afraid of going to school because someone promise to hurt them in order to force their thoughts. Or if ...

Humankind is always looking for answers to certain questions. It comes from the fact that we are rational and curious beings. On the documentary “The Human Experience”, two brothers Clifford and Jeffery Azize start a journey through New York, Peru and Ghana in the deep meaning of What means after all to be Human and to be alive. The film explores the two boys experiencing to be homeless, voluntary work, communicating with different people, visiting a leper colony and so much more. It has won American Experience Film Festival and Atlanta International Film Festival. “The Human Experience” Is an amazing piece of cinematographic art that I recommend you watch! @Walkieman