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Name: Amelia's real eyes
Author: Romina Dorola

Romina Dorola

In the forgotten corners of Buenos Aires, Amelia, a secretary in search of meaning in a world obsessed with perfection, discovers an old camera that becomes her window to extraordinariness. Through its lens, the streets come alive in vibrant colors, and the ordinary transforms into portraits of the soul. Despite doubts and fears fueled by society and skeptical friends, Amelia finds strength in each challenge, uncovering unknown parts of herself. Connecting with lives captured in her photographs, she discovers friendships, inspiration, and purpose, defying her own and others' fears by showcasing her work, proving that true beauty resides in authenticity and imperfection.

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#art #friendship #youngadult #drama #creativity #empowerment #liberation #inspiration #revolution #rebellion #adventure #fiction #photography #emotion #women #change

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Introduction

"Do whatever you want!"

How many times have I heard that phrase! Thousands of times in my life, always laden with aggression, weariness, or irritation. Almost always as the final word in an argument, with a deeply negative connotation.

"Do whatever you want. Whatever you feel like."

As a disdain for the rebellion of wanting something different from the other person. With a hidden message insinuating that what I desired wasn't what I should desire. Always submissive, always insecure, that phrase was an implacable paralyzer. In an instant, I would forget what I originally wanted. Only the certainty remained that if I heard that, then I had to change my mind. Until that day.

"The day the girl rebelled," my friend Dani often says. I prefer to say that I revolutionized, I stirred myself up. But above all, I listened: DO WHATEVER YOU WANT. And I freed those four words from tons of useless baggage. I stripped them of prejudices, left them sterile of others' emotions. I realized that it wasn't so complicated to transform that threat into an invitation.

So, in that decisive moment, I decided to change my perspective. Instead of letting those words crush me, I embraced them as a challenge. I realized that they had the power I gave them. So, instead of feeling bound by them, I turned them into my liberation.