Magic Freedom

My uncertain future I’m currently only thinking in the  short term , get my Psychologist degree. Before I thought about the future, what I would do after the “U” and all the courses I would take to specialize  (like the postgraduates studies), but now, I only think in the present (which generates a lot of anxiety). But I have a “dream” (likes Martin Luther King  jajaja ), I would like to study in Spain, at the "Universidad Complutense de Madrid". Here and not in another place, because I know my limitations, like the language (We have  to be  realist).  One of the courses I would like to take is a "Master's Degree in  Psychogerontology ". The course, as described on the page, has a high academic load, since it implies at least five hours from Monday to Thursday for two semesters (From September to June). I would like to do this Master because I am really interested in  Psychogerontology , and even more in Europe because Psychology  is seen  from a

"The Gerontology" Hi everyone! In this opportunity, I will tell you about the job I would like to have. If well I consider myself as a proactive person, and I have done a lot of things (jobs or pymes), I really like my career. I will be honest, throughout the first year I reconsidered a lot if Psychology was my thing, I wasn’t really like much the subject, but I was already studying, it was not within my plans to change. In the second year or in third definitely, I fall in love with the career, and I discovered the “Gerontology”, which is what I want to do in a not too distant time. My dream job it’s in a Rights Protection Office from Older Adults, I imagine this work as rewarding, fun and dynamic. I think that I will be learning a lot with their wisdom and their experiences.  While the name of this work contains the word "Office", I hope that the work is where the community lives (municipalities, a community center for the elderly or others) and not i

Tangled ❤ Tangled is my favourite movie, since the premiere, in December of 2010. This story relates the life of a little woman with long, blond and magical hair, that lives locked in a tower, by her "mother" (spoiler: she doesn't her mother). While the story itself is a remastering of one of the Disney stories of the Grimm Brothers, Rapunzel, it incorporates elements that make it more attractive for commercialization before the children's world, like the music and funny characters. Taking into account the real and original history, it contains several marked gender stereotypes (something I don't like very much), such as the man who "rescues women", what I like about this adaptation is that it breaks into these beliefs typical of Disney movies, but rather both genres are protagonists (Rapunzel and Flynn Rider) contributing to the construction of the plot, because each one contains previous stories. Another way to account for this break