Mariaelena

when I go, I go... I spill and overturn, I am instinctive and immediate

I respond to lemur and not just that... not only sadness but also sensitivity, when well accompanied, can be wonderful, yet exhausting and destructive. That is to say, if you manage to coexist with what truly lives in them, in their meaning and identity, then they make you a very special and rare person. But if you can't find a balance in coexistence, then they annihilate your soul. I have a stratospheric sensitivity, and believe me, the pain at the soul level, when it touches you or when it is "inflicted" upon you for having done good and given love, whether it was prepared or not, is sharp and indelible, and you carry it with you forever. It may seem strange to define it as a "gift"; it almost sounds like a contradiction, but it is not. Because it is a gift that helps you understand the extraordinary nature of life, of being human, and of every living being. You feel it so deeply, so profoundly, that over time it becomes part of you, to the point that things reverse, and you see with different eyes and feel that every word, every gesture, every attempt towards others is merely the result of such beauty that nothing can stop you, and you will always be the best—not for others but for yourself—and everything will have had an important meaning, that every second of your life has had the right behavior and fulfillment of the soul, even if bleeding. Read my review of Disintegration by The Cure or other incisive pieces I've written; they are not album reviews but the expression of my instinctive soul...

No one is born a professor, and everyone can express their own judgments; one just needs to show respect in language without infringing upon those who are here with pleasure and interest. However, this often doesn't happen in Debaser because many engage in nonsense to distort or because they have psychological turmoil. This is why it’s true that anonymous comments are the progeny of those who make them, that is, anonymous people. But it's also true that comments from non-anonymous users, as well as expressions of gratuitous, crude, unconstructive, and unshareable words, make no sense and squander resources without establishing a concrete structure. Therefore, the reviewer must and can initially express what they feel, whether positive or negative, followed by comments in a pyramid structure. Debaser was born for this and is an expression of the reviewer's soul. Then, the commenter should express their opinion, but fundamentally, there must be respect at the base to try to blend opinions and exchange views in an attempt to initiate discussions for a valid construction. Unfortunately, this will happen rarely because not everyone is the same, and respect for the value of others is seldom shown. Sometimes it takes so little, yet so little, and instead, every cherished value is lost. Well, that's how I see it. I, too, was once savaged in my reviews, and I wanted to leave, but then I realized that those who lack value in their hearts have only to lose in life and will be left alone with themselves. Conversely, those who recognize the value of companionship and mutual sharing will be a king or a queen, even if poor, but rich within. Haloa!

Hi guys, starting tomorrow I'm on vacation and I'll be back in the office on September 4th, haloa to everyone .....

Look, it’s not easy to talk about certain things, you know? In fact, it’s not easy at all, and to find the right words you have to be on the same wavelength.

splendid words.... anyway, we want to mean the same things using different ways of expression, as it should be since being is only itself, that is, different from others.

nice album good review

x the crumb....:

@Mariaelena: you are in a perpetual search for purity. Which is a holy and radiant goal (and a way of life). I can only wish you the best of luck in this difficult pursuit.
Name: antoniodeste | Date: 2/8/2006 - review: David Sylvian Brillant Trees

Finding it in others has so far been quite difficult, if not impossible, but it rarely exists. I believe in certain things that I sense, and I am convinced that attempting to make others feel them is fantastic, but extremely beyond what most people prefer. They tend to live in the banality or routine of everyday life, leaving no space for that deep part within them that they know they have but do not want to cultivate, perhaps out of fear or laziness. It's a shame because they miss that small enormous crumb of sweetness.
Name: Mariaelena | Date: 2/8/2006

At this point, I can say no more.

I find this album enjoyable.

Finding it in others has been quite difficult, if not impossible, until now, but it rarely exists. I believe in certain things that I feel, and I am convinced that trying to make others feel them is fantastic, but extremely beyond that; people prefer to live in the banality or the usual routine, without leaving space for that so hidden part within them that they deeply know they have but do not want to cultivate, perhaps out of fear or laziness. It's a shame because they lose that small enormous crumb of sweetness.