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Spreading the mind before the legs
have you spread your mind before your legs?, i asked F. ‘i dont know what you mean’, she answered. me neither, to be honest. ‘i am confused thinking about the amount of times it was easier for me to spread my legs than my mind to connect with someone’, i finally managed to express myself.… Read more
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maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s ketamine.
‘citron pressé, s’il vous plait‘, i asked the waiter. my insta is full of girls claiming how zero alcohol has drastically improved their lives. better sleep, better skin and a flat belly. they know because they track everything. hours of deep sleep, macros and micros for longevity or if you run in zone two or… Read more
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from one life to another
‘time flies’, C. told me. and feeling it a visible sign of aging, i thought. when we were kids everything was new, almost everything was a first. now it’s hard to make one day different from another. it’s rare to have firsts. some of my last first times were matcha in Japan. lifting weight. smoking… Read more
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who’s gonna do my botox now?
‘have you heard?’, V. asked me. ‘our botox doctor has passed away’. ‘but how come ? he was young, beautiful and rich. he was renovating a castle… he was just 40 years old!’ i said completely shocked meanwhile i finished my glass of chilled red. we were having dinner at Furia. ‘one day you are… Read more
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full of love
‘being alone is hard. being alone in the other side of the world far from everyone i know, even more’, Z. said. ‘i guess there’s a turning point when you stop saying ‘everything it’s fine, job is good, my neighbourhood is cool’. and you just say ‘it’s very hard’, i answered her. in theory there’s… Read more
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escaping and dancing
Carmela appeared through the arrival doors of the airport of Santiago de Compostela. she was talking on her phone, a folding version of a Motorola that i remember to be pretty fancy back at that time. she had 3 piercings in her right ear and maxi square vintage sunglasses of the 70’s. she looked like… Read more