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Hesse, my goodness how much he kept me company around the age of 20... I quote Alia with her "Hermann Hesse is an author who captivates your adolescence and hands it back to you filled with a uniqueness useful to help you get through those rather challenging years" - absolutely true. However, now I can't connect with him as much, I definitely need something different.

Absolutely agree on the first three paragraphs, then regarding the last two closing ones, I echo the initial comments of those who say how this type of "wake-up call" is absolutely necessary even if it might seem pointless. I can't give a rating to the film at the moment because I plan to watch it tomorrow: a pyrotechnic Saturday night, huh? I'll come out with such a long face that I'll give you a preview: - (

I don't know them, I think they're not really my type but the review is spectacular!!

The review is comprehensive, as far as I'm concerned, perhaps a bit too long (I got lost a few times, oopss). I have everything from them even though I'm not a die-hard fan; I think I will make sure to catch this one too, it piques my interest quite a bit, I'd say. Thank you and goodbye.

I don't know this particular job, but for as little as you say, you still inspire me to immediate snatching. Thank you.

In the end, nothing degenerated, it was a beautiful evening. Those who usually degenerate with beatings and insults, I would like to remind you, are the so angelic HETERSEXUAL HOMOPHOBES. Have a good life.

Dear DeLorenzo, because obviously, for you at a demonstration of solidarity towards gay people, it's clear that only gay people and their outcasts would go, right? Not just PEOPLE. Well, I'm sorry to disappoint you. It was packed with PEOPLE and by the way, my ex was there too, which was an opportunity to see him that I would have gladly avoided, considering how it went. Oh, and there was Luxuria leading the march just a few meters away from me. They even interviewed me, right in front of all the self-righteous folks. And last but not least, do you really think if I were someone in need of coming out, I would do it on these pages in front of such high-profile people? I wouldn't be so egocentric or so foolish, believe me...

Avoiding any superfluous comments, I take this opportunity to point out that TONIGHT in Milan there will be a candlelight march in solidarity against violence towards gay people: I am quoting the online excerpt in full; A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW NOT JUST IN WORDS ONE'S TRUE BELIEFS ON THE SUBJECT, WITHOUT FALSE HYPOCRISY. Everything else is nonsense. Naturally, my friends and I will be there: <A candlelight march to say no to homophobia. It’s for tonight 08/09/09 at 21:00, in piazza Oberdan in Milan, organized by the group 'Fiaccolata Lgbt Milano' and also promoted on Facebook. "Following the very recent episodes of violence against gay, lesbian, transexual, and transgender people in Italy, we decided to organize a candlelight march to promote social equality," explains the initiative's founder. An event that follows the recent demonstration in Rome.
The invitation is open to all: "to anyone sharing this desire for freedom and justice. The march will be attended by free citizens, under the rainbow flag," the promoters clarify. No political banners, but an opportunity to say that "no person should be assaulted, beaten, or harassed for their sexual orientation" and to emphasize, the organizers explain, "that we are not afraid." The only concessions: a torch, rainbow flags, signs, and banners against homophobia. The only indispensable thing is "a smiling and proud face." The procession will start from piazza Oberdan, parade along corso Venezia, and conclude in piazza San Babila>. Bye

True, September 2008... but I don't remember what....

Hello My Queen, welcome...