Mariaelena

And I add, go read who has commented on this review or on so many, many other reviews, there are several who have thanked Robert Smith or other singers or bands for existing, and there are many who, because of their character, perhaps thank in silence. So? As you can see, it’s probably you who judges others, what they feel through music and how they externalize their feelings through words since gestures cannot be seen here... so...
I have read many reviews from young and older people who have poured their souls into writing, who have committed and expressed themselves to the best of their abilities, and it’s beautiful; it’s joy and positivity. And even if the forms were not correct, or monotonous, repetitive, scant, or anything else, respect always prevails because the person who wrote a review deserves respect for their feelings and felt great pleasure in doing it and surely in sharing it. But unfortunately, there are many people who are only on Debaser to attack, judge, gossip, and infer without restraint (and I don’t want to say this about you; I’m speaking generally), and does that seem right to you? As far as I'm concerned, no. But in the end, the world spins like this, so one must always do what brings them the most happiness and what they feel like doing because stopping is like giving up, and one should never give up in life.

Since you find it excessive that I might say "thank you for existing, Robert Smith" because I don't know him personally, that's judging once again; you can't know what I might feel, just as I can't know what you feel listening to other music. You're free to think what suits you best; freedom of expression, you know? And I reiterate, learn not to judge people if you don't know them, because you've done it again. Read my reviews and those of others, and you can pass judgment on a review, an album, a band, or a singer, but on the reviewer, who is also a person, on what they have inside and what they share with others, even through music, that will only ever be your personal thought or idea because you don't know them personally enough to judge or criticize. Have we ever spoken face to face, you and I? Have you ever seen or met me, have we eaten together, have you ever written to me? No! So, think whatever you want. Aloha...

For Argonauta, it’s incredible because I was just thinking the same thing you wrote since I’m listening to this song right now, and while listening, I reread all my comments and who had replied to me in this review a beautiful year ago, and it made me smile so much. I was very soft, and there were those who welcomed and helped me a lot. After more than a year on debaser, I’ve gained a few more bones and also a few more reviews :-) Hi and kisses to all those who have a heart and a living soul.

Dave? Lord? What a shame! In one fell swoop, you lost two old folks who would have given you some good advice. What a pity, what a pity, and what a pity.... I bid you farewell too, and next time, try to listen a bit more (I know you don’t care about this right now, but later... it’ll be too late) Aloha!

don't judge if you don't know, we are not all the same and you don't know either me or my life, just like I don't know either you or your life, music allows me to live, for example, so ... thank you for existing

Anyway, as far as I'm concerned, before, now, and forever, The Cure, Peter Gabriel, David Sylvian, I have nothing else to add (for tonight). Aloha!

I'm listening to it again right now, and every time it feels like the first time. It's a masterpiece, it's of extraordinary infinite beauty. I adore Robert, I adore his soul, I adore his pain, I adore his passion, I adore his reserve, I adore his expressive capacity. I love him for what he manages to give me, for what he makes me feel and understand. I renew my thanks for existing.

:-)

Hello little finches, good afternoon and delve deeper, it's better.

I'm sorry, I will never lose my personal sense of style.