My philosophy

It’s no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.
Jiddu Krishnamurti

If you are a constant reader of my posts you can skip this text, but if you’re a new reader and you felt a little confused about my appearance, it’s a good thing to read this carefully, it may be revealing for you. First, my entire life I was against everything is statued ‘as it should be’ without a reasonable motif. By ‘reasonable motif’ I personally understand a reason that can be proven (scientifically) strong enough to impose itself like a trait in the human behavior. At an extreme point, forcing the facts and not taking account of the scientific evidence(s), everything in this world can be stretched to fit a ‘reasonable motif’, and sometimes people tend to pass over the reasonable motif to impose to the other (less powerful) people their (wrong, obsolete) conceptions. You can see these types of abuses in everything related with the religions, states policies, local habits etcetera. I’m against everything that lacks a solid scientific base and it’s imposed to me (people). I’m totally against religions, they only try to manipulate and dupe people, I’m against the way that the entire world is organized (starting with the political bullshit and finishing with the monetary and work systems). And I’m against all of these because there are better solutions to organize the life on Earth for the humans benefit, but the leaders are too weak or too corrupts to do something. Who wants to go deeper and take a look at the solutions, can easily search for Venus Project (an example) on google.com.  But, this blog is not made for fighting against everything that is wrong on this planet; because of my passion for the fashion and visual arts, I made this blog as a legitimate struggle against the fashion stereotypes and, implicitly, against the mandatory regime regarding the gender division of people: “that is masculine, the other is feminine, you cannot mix them”. The new human beens start to see how artificial this slogan is. The division in the field of visual appearance between men and women is so prevalent that it can (and actually do) brainwash most of the people. It’s even more powerful than the religion. Many people step out of the religious mirage and clarify their thoughts, but so few of them are capable to pass the gender appearance habits… it’s sad, but true. So, mainly I’m here to show you that, when it comes about fashion, nothing is strongly sets as masculine or as feminine. The men and the women have the right to adopt any look they want to adopt, and there is no ‘reasonable motif’ to censor (or to mock of) their wishes. The choice should not interfere with any of the moral or legal laws, in the real life. This is my opinion but if anyone can give me a reasonable motif to change it, I’m eager to listen and learn. I have open mind.

In conclusion: I’m adopting an androgyny look simply because I like it, not because I want to send a sexual orientation message (I’m straight, by the way, with the normal dose of homosexuality that resides in everyone’s sexuality), or because I try to step in front of everyone. For me, wearing formally female made clothes is completely normal, they are just pieces of tissues that were cut and sewed in some forms that have no relativity with the sexual gender of the wearer. To wear make-up is similar to wearing a tattoo. Remember, there are no rules for judging your appearance, there are only closed (small) minds, too afraid of everything that breaks down the formalism, the conservatory views, in any aspects. The future looks forward, not backward. Be part of the future.