Honestly surprised.

There are two things that aren´t to be begged: Love and Friendship...

I just allowed myself to relate on those Christlike words a virtual friend said about his living a day after another:

“Most of the people I know are used to make plans, weekly, monthly, yearly... Some have felt uncared or hurt when I showed the things they viewed as detachment or as an unkind attitude toward their likes or human needs. In fact, I have an interesting love letter Monica left at home, before we moved to live to Colombia and, when I left her (or when I felt I was left by her and things there) I found it over the stuff I have pilled on my room desk: She also felt I´m a nut by living one day after another.

I wish I find more people, like me, next door (in Venezuela). You are but one of those I see having "problems" for a simple misunderstanding or for some feelings hurt so, I decided to be less laconic and, by being like that, I also would be misunderstood or seen as unloving (and unattached from the secular lifestyle we may want to live, somehow). The issue would appear when we´re wrongly perceived as fanatically religious, hurting people or discouraging the heartbroken ones.

How many "likes" are received with that?

How many "likes" do we give? (At youth hood things worked differently, I guess). Now I could be perceived emotionally meager or as an unfriendly nut (I know it from the people I have on FB, Mónica and those who think they know me "deeply").

I´m happy that I don´t care too much about a "like" received nor about people´s saying, except it be used to draw my attention and, I´m sure GOD is the ONE who deserves it all, because I will always be perceived another way I´m not, same way it could be thought when I´m not kind enough to say things well: Some are oversensitive. Just like you and me! ;)

Just be as kind and loving as you could be! (If I´m allowed giving you that tip you know best).

Real nuts are faked like sheep, you probably know it better outside CC, because this place has brought refreshment to my life (as well as others).

Thanks for being the one you are!”

A.T.