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[pointyhatfox]

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just a sneaky peek here and a few more on my instagram post, but most of them are available in better quality on my p@treon

[cloudsofcorduroy]

“the perfect picture doesn’t exi-”

[primaveraepoeta]

Não é porque a depressão não sai no raio-x que significa que ela não dói.

Primavera é Poeta

[pointyhatfox]

some backgrounds for my horror short film "O Monstro"

28 days and counting! *cold sweat*

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Abraços Dobrados Curiosos

Curiosidade, a minha filha e o namorado me perguntaram o significado desta obra. Fiz tantos cursos no Sesc e não soube responder. Procurei no Google e não achei nada. Virei o texto e espelhei, e só consegui ler: “o céu que aguce um dos dedos com torpedos cristão mucha e porca e o diabo de escândalo e José ditados coração de Nero, rs.” Palavras sem sentido pra mim, talvez sobre criação, barro e…

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rant on showing emotions

okay so I saw comments under a video of Thiago Silva crying after 2014 Chile vs Brazil when penalty shootouts would happen. and nearly all the comments (they're all recent comments!!) were insulting Thiago saying a captain that cries or a captain that is down is hopeless, horrible, etc. and I just want to say- on and off pitch, boys should be able to cry. if they are unhappy or scared, they should be able to show it. yes, Thiago was the captain, but he's human first. stop shaming boys for being human and having emotions. stop assuming they are any less capable or any less of a man because they are sensitive. that's stupidity. Thiago is a great captain. have you seen his games where he constantly breaks up fights? where he doesn't argue with the ref? exactly. I just think it's rather sad that people don't allow boys to show emotions. they're not cowards, they're humans too. please create safe spaces for little boys to grow up knowing they can be human & ditch this toxic mentality.

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KAZAN, Russia | O Monstro' Thiago Silva back to his best in Russia

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KAZAN, Russia | O Monstro' Thiago Silva back to his best in Russia

KAZAN, Russia — Four years after Brazil’s humiliation at its home World Cup, Thiago Silva is back to his best in Russia, a country where his then-burgeoning career was almost tragically cut short years ago.

The 33-year-old Brazil center back — who is nicknamed “O Monstro” for his exceptional physical abilities — is probably playing in his final World Cup, and he has been enjoying a perfect tournament so far.

While forward Neymar attracted negative comments for his antics on the field, Silva has been irreproachable. The captain arguably has been the best center back of the tournament, alongside Uruguay captain Diego Godin.

Like Uruguay, Brazil has conceded only one goal in Russia so far, from a set piece in its opening 1-1 draw with Switzerland . And the Selecao’s rivals have managed only five shots on target in their four matches against the five-time champions.

Silva has been playing a key role in helping Brazil achieve those impressive statistics, anchoring the defense with authority and class. During the 2-0 win against Mexico that guaranteed Brazil advanced to the quarterfinals for the seventh consecutive time, Silva was decisive both in the air and on the ground, blocked several shots and made two clearances.

“It’s a huge joy to be doing an excellent cup and to be growing with every game,” Silva said. “I’m happy about my performance, and the performance of the team.”

Happiness and joy have been hard to come by during some stretches of Silva’s career.

The native of Rio de Janeiro went through hard times after Brazil’s 7-1 loss to Germany at the last World Cup. Silva did not play in that game because he was suspended, but he was harshly criticized and branded a cry baby for his emotional outbursts as he was pictured in tears before a penalty shootout against Chile in the round of 16.

After the tournament, he was stripped of the team’s captaincy by new coach Dunga, then left off the regular roster after the 2015 Copa America. He returned from exile in September 2016 for World Cup qualifiers after being called up by Dunga’s successor, Tite.

Those professional ups and downs are nothing compared to the ordeal Silva went through back in 2005, when he spent about six months in a Moscow hospital after he contracted tuberculosis.

Regarded at the time as one of the world’s most promising defenders, Silva had been sent on loan from Porto to Dynamo Moscow alongside several teammates.

“It was probably the worst episode of my life,” Silva said. It was during a training camp in Portugal that doctor Yuri Vassilkov, who had traveled along with the team, noticed that Silva had a persistent cough.

“He had temperature and we thought it was a simple cold,” Vassilkov said in an interview with L’Equipe newspaper this week. “I gave him some medication but he did not improve. I was a bit worried and I sent him for exams at the British hospital in Lisbon. The diagnosis was terrible: tuberculosis. It was a shock.”

Vassilkov believes that the diagnosis was so late that Silva was weeks away from dying.

Silva was brought back to Moscow, where he was hospitalized in a center specializing in tuberculosis treatment. At the time, Silva did not speak English or Russian and went through a bout of depression. “The cold, the lack of natural light, the fact that I could not speak to anybody … All this was very difficult to handle,” Silva remembered in an interview with Belgian Sport/Foot magazine.

After Russian doctors at one point considered removing part of his lungs, Silva survived and fully recovered. He never played a game for Dynamo, and these painful events are just bad memories now.

“That would have ended my career. I needed guardian angels to take me away,” Silva said. “I was a bit overwhelmed in a friendly we played against Russia this year. It is different for me to play there. I hope I can erase that by lifting the World Cup trophy.”

By SAMUEL PETREQUIN , Associated Press

[primaveraepoeta]

-senti sua falta

-acredite, eu também sinto