why I'm not posting so much recently...

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I didn't post about culture and mythology last week because I forgot. I'm really sorry. I had another big test, but it don't have anything to do with this, I guess. Or maybe I'm going crazy because of all this pressure and some other things. Do you understand why I need another person to use this blog? haha
No, seriously. I feel like there's a monster inside me and this motherfucker reminds me of its existence all the time. Have you ever feel like you have a monster inside you or something? If yes, tell me what you did about it. If you're feeling like it right now, let's talk about it and try to solve it together ヽ(•u•)ノ  

BTW, I promise I'll write normally this week (and probably write post for the next week too). I just wanted you guys to know why I'm so distracted these days. 

And now I think I should play some flute because I have lessons tomorrow and yeah

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LIFE IS HARD, BUT LOOK;

Hej guys

I'll have a test tomorrow, which mean I should write tomorrow's post today. However, I'm not feeling well and I'm not writing anything. Sorry guys.

LIFE IS HARD, BUT LOOK:

BRAZILIAN CULTURE: BOTO

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How are you guys? This week I had my last test at school. Woah, this sounds so weird. There are gonna have more tests to enter college and then I'm done. (yeah, we have tests to go into college. you know, to see if we are intelligent enough or something like that. and it's a fucking big test, like, 70 questions, depending on the university. i think i'm going to write a whole post about it when it's over). Oh well, here's one more Brazilian legend for you guys:

 The legend of the boto cor-de rosa (it's a dolphin, basically) has its origin in the Amazon region (northern Brazil). It is still very popular in the region and is part of Brazilian folklore. According to legend, a dolphin colored pink leaves of the rivers on the nights of June Festival. With a special power, can turn into a beautiful young man dressed in white clothes social. He wears a white hat to cover his face and hide the big nose. With his flirtatious and talkative, the dolphin approaches of unaccompanied girls, seducing them. Soon after, convinces women for a ride on the river bottom, where usually impregnate them. The next morning back to become the boto.
  In popular culture, this legend was used to justify the occurrence of a pregnancy outside of marriage.
  Still nowadays, especially in the Amazon region, it is said that a child is the son of boto, when no one knows who the father is.
Source: in Portuguese

This is a boto, btw. It's like a dolphin that lives in rivers.

That's it.

See you

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