No Se Atreva

My Voice

“Don’t You Dare” isn’t a conversation; it’s an open wound that’s learned to speak; it’s the kind of place you arrive at late, your pockets full of shattered nights and the feeling that nothing can be saved anymore, and yet you stay, like someone sitting on the edge of their own ruin, listening to it creak. Here there are no gentle lights or promises of redemption; here the flesh remembers, memory bleeds slowly, and the scars—the ones you pretend not to look at when you dress in front of the mirror—begin to speak in a low, almost indecent voice, as if they knew too much. I lay my life on the table as one lays down an empty bottle: without pride, without apologies, with that useless tremor of someone who once believed they could be different; I leave my failures breathing between the words, my mistakes repeating like an echo that knows no endings, and my wounds… my wounds settle on their own, as if they had been waiting for this moment to be seen without shame.

And then they appear—the others, those who also broke in silence: photographers who captured light only to discover they could never hold onto their own; writers who spent their lives without pretending to be someone else; filmmakers who framed entire worlds while their own crumbled out of focus; musicians who learned to tune their resilience until it became something that sounds sublime. Their stories intertwine with mine like old, worn, inevitable threads, forming a kind of sad fabric where everything makes sense and at the same time nothing does; because in the end, we all end up looking too much alike when the mask falls and the night becomes honest.

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