Mariaelena

Oh my goodness, how poetic you are, you’re asking too much of me today, but you see Metallaro said he wants them all chubby and with pimples, and so it’s not possible... but if he changes his mind, then maybe I’ll change mine, and if I change my mind, you will be the first to know, after Metallaro, that I’ve changed my mind, okay?

I commented on your review, you say it will snow red today :-)

As promised... so from what I read, I must really like this CD, what do you think? The description makes me want it.... you did a great job, and I'm not joking, so I give you my vote.

come on, let's share Lost, let's share ..... now I'm going to read your review ....

I fell in love with him .............. what a melody WHAT A MELODYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!

Oh yes, in a way you’re right, but don’t underestimate people and their way of communicating.

wow for me it is something infinite and hardly contained in a few words, but I can give you some traces of instinctiveness that embrace everything surrounding man, as man and man as an animal, Sacred: it is God, the God in whom I believe, the supreme entity of every living being, Profane: it is everything that man experiences for what he is, it is being oneself in complete freedom, Ethos is everything that happens within us before Phatos and Pathos is pain, sensitivity, love, sadness, death is the heart of a living creature that lives life, Eros is everything that comes from the heart, including instincts, it is simply being animals, it is being free, it is being romantic, and erotic, it is being Sacred and Profane.

It happens that I met two souls and their way of expressing the strongest concepts of life.

Good! Thank you.

I'm clear with you, and it's right to be so, especially when people can only get to know each other through a cold video, and then in person, you realize that behind this person there is also a human being. I didn't like the tone you used with me; you used language towards me that was out of place. Now I’ll rewrite your words towards me in the review of Pasolini's "Il Vngelo": "MARIAELENA the cursed nun, whitewashed tomb, false as Judas." Now you can't think that, consequently, there can't be "human" reactions to your way of speaking. But I repeat, you are free to do what you want. As for the question, it goes back to you and Nofake in order to continue the conversation and perhaps share. There are some blank sheets, with the titles: Sacred, Profane, Eros, Ethos, and Pathos. What would you write underneath each one? Whatever immediate thoughts come to you. Nofake said what he thought, and I would have liked to know what you thought. That's all.