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隆Holiii!, me presento nuevamente: soy Celeste. Bueno, aqu铆 me conocen como Celely, o me conoc铆an as铆. Hasta que me fui.
Casi un a帽o ha pasado desde la 煤ltima vez que publiqu茅, donde, por tropiezos de la vida, decid铆 que deb铆a irme de Hive. Desde entonces, m谩s de mil cosas han pasado, y mes tras mes, mis recuerdos de este lugar se hac铆an cada vez m谩s borrosos.
Hab铆a d铆as donde recordaba c贸mo sol铆a tomar fotos, o dibujar; hasta documentar mi jard铆n era una actividad que entonces recordaba con profunda nostalgia, pero sintiendo como si hubieran pertenecido a otra vida. Sin embargo, hace unos d铆as, algo despert贸 dentro de m铆 nuevamente, cuando tuve que hacer una actividad acad茅mica que consist铆a en crear un blog digital.
Entonces, escrib铆. Lo hice casi con los ojos cerrados. Como si mis manos sobre el teclado bailaran en vez de escribir; como si mis ojos saborearan cada p谩rrafo que revisaba. Fue liberador. Hab铆a olvidado lo hermoso que era poder expresarse a trav茅s de la palabra escrita, otorg谩ndote un mundo infinito para ti solo. Eso es Hive. La posibilidad de tener tu propio espacio y que pr谩cticamente cualquier persona te lea. Es por eso que, heme aqu铆, decid铆 regresar con otras perspectivas, quiz谩 m谩s interesantes que lo que alguna vez fui.
Durante estos 煤ltimos 11 meses he estado esforz谩ndome con la universidad.
Inevitablemente madur茅, aunque menos de lo que me gustar铆a; a煤n, cuando me veo en el espejo de la instrospecci贸n, sigo siendo la misma ni帽a que no tiene habilidades sociales, y que cree que huir es la soluci贸n a sus problemas. 驴Cambiar茅 o ya es una imperfecci贸n inherente a mi ser?
Por otro lado, dediqu茅 mis d铆as libres a prepararme much铆simo acad茅micamente, sacrificando mis pasatiempos; nunca m谩s tom茅 un l谩piz para dibujar, ni una aguja para coser, 隆y de mi olvido hacia las manualidades ya ni hablemos!
Hace poco, ocurri贸 aquella cat谩strofe que literalmente estremeci贸 el pa铆s, y fue como si de golpe me diera cuenta de algo: inevitablemente vamos a morir. 驴Por qu茅 sacrificar mi vida estudiando tant铆simo si de repente ma帽ana simplemente no despierto? Eso no quiere decir que no me prepare en absoluto, pero debe haber un equilibrio. De tanto estudiar, perd铆 amistades, perd铆 salidas que pudieron ser valiosos recuerdos ahora... 驴C贸mo podr铆a recupperar yo eso? Creo que es momento de no seguir sacrificando mi tiempo.
El mundo es vasto y maravilloso, especialmente si eres un artista; 驴por qu茅 desperdiciar mi vida sin volver a conocer la dicha de disfrutar crear arte, por "feo" que sea? Pues, aunque no me considero una artista con todas sus letras y ni siquiera puedo ser escritora, porque no tengo nada bueno que contar, mi felicidad est谩 en poder desembocar mis sentimientos en algo.
Es as铆 como, desde entonces, comenc茅 incluso a practicar la guitarra cl谩sica, y aunque no me puedo permitir ser tan constante, espero alg煤n d铆a ser capaz de tocar bellas piezas, pues soy una persona que piensa que vino a este mundo a disfrutar de la m煤sica; 驴por qu茅 negarme eso para centrarme en nimiedades? Quiero sentir que, si muriera ma帽ana, al menos hice algo para vivir.
Vuelvo a Hive para conectar conmigo misma, desde otro enfoque, quiz谩 m谩s sereno, tal vez un poco maduro y deseando ser perseverante.
Creo que mi regreso ser谩 intermitente. Me gustar铆a poder dedicarme a esto como un hobby, pero lamentablemente a煤n estoy sacando adelante mi carrera; se siente como subir una escalera, cuyos pelda帽os finales son los que m谩s cuestan.
Mi proyecto (tesis) me ha estado estresando mucho, y mi 煤nico consuelo es tener hobbies por un rato; siento que es hasta un privilegio. A veces pienso: 驴cuando consiga un trabajo, tendr茅 tiempo para hacer lo que amo? Prefiero aprovechar mi tiempo ahora, y pasear de vez en cuando por Hive.
Siento que me llena, en cierto modo, leer a otras personas compartiendo sus experiencias y su vida, por sencillo que sea su relato; genera una cercan铆a dulce, amable, c谩lida, que me hace feliz. Quiz谩 sea porque soy muy solitaria.
Tal vez, no tan frecuentemente como me gustar铆a, me una a esa din谩mica y vuelva a compartir acerca de los libros que leo, o mi costura (tengo pensado aprender patronaje y quiz谩 comprar telas), y sobre todo mi arte; quiz谩, de vez en cuando, deje por aqu铆 alguna reflexi贸n peque帽a que venga a mi mente en un d铆a cualquiera.
Escribir este post despu茅s de tanto tiempo me hizo rememorar y revalorar lo que encontraba aqu铆: sentir que la vida de cada uno de nosotros, por m谩s aburrida que creamos que es, le parecer谩 interesante a alguien.
Eso es lo bonito de Hive, la gente que lo compone y la oportunidad de que otras personas disfruten de lo mismo que nosotros. Me gustar铆a reconectar y conocer a m谩s personas, por lo que te pregunto a ti, que me lees: 驴qu茅 te gusta hacer en Hive?
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Almost a year has passed since the last time I posted, when, due to life's stumbles, I decided I had to leave Hive. Since then, over a thousand things have happened, and month after month, my memories of this place became more and more blurry.
There were days when I remembered how I used to take photos, or draw; even documenting my garden was an activity I then recalled with deep nostalgia, but feeling as if they had belonged to another life. However, a few days ago, something awakened within me again, when I had to do an academic activity that consisted of creating a digital blog.
So, I wrote. I did it almost with my eyes closed. As if my hands on the keyboard were dancing instead of writing; as if my eyes were savoring every paragraph I reviewed. It was liberating. I had forgotten how beautiful it was to be able to express yourself through the written word, granting yourself an infinite world just for you. That is Hive. The possibility of having your own space and practically anyone being able to read you. That's why, here I am, I decided to return with other perspectives, perhaps more interesting than what I once was.
During these last 11 months I've been working hard at university.
I inevitably matured, although less than I would like; still, when I look in the mirror of introspection, I remain the same girl who has no social skills, and who believes that running away is the solution to her problems. Will I change, or is it already an imperfection inherent to my being?
On the other hand, I dedicated my free days to preparing myself a lot academically, sacrificing my hobbies; I never picked up a pencil to draw again, nor a needle to sew, and let's not even talk about my neglect towards crafts!
Recently, that catastrophe occurred that literally shook the country, and it was as if I suddenly realized something: we are inevitably going to die. Why sacrifice my life studying so much if suddenly tomorrow I simply don't wake up? That doesn't mean I shouldn't prepare at all, but there must be a balance. From studying so much, I lost friendships, I lost outings that could have been valuable memories now... How could I recover that? I think it's time to stop sacrificing my time.
The world is vast and wonderful, especially if you are an artist; why waste my life without ever again knowing the joy of enjoying creating art, no matter how "ugly" it is? Well, although I don't consider myself an artist in the full sense and I can't even be a writer, because I have nothing good to tell, my happiness lies in being able to channel my feelings into something.
That's how, since then, I even started practicing classical guitar, and although I can't afford to be very consistent, I hope someday to be able to play beautiful pieces, because I am a person who believes they came to this world to enjoy music; why deny myself that to focus on trifles? I want to feel that, if I died tomorrow, at least I did something to live.
I return to Hive to connect with myself, from another perspective, perhaps more serene, maybe a little more mature and wishing to be persevering.
I think my return will be intermittent. I would like to be able to dedicate myself to this as a hobby, but unfortunately I'm still finishing my degree; it feels like climbing a staircase, whose final steps are the hardest.
My project (thesis) has been stressing me out a lot, and my only comfort is having hobbies for a while; I feel it's even a privilege. Sometimes I think: when I get a job, will I have time to do what I love? I prefer to make the most of my time now, and stroll through Hive every now and then.
I feel that it fills me, in a way, to read other people sharing their experiences and their lives, no matter how simple their story may be; it creates a sweet, kind, warm closeness that makes me happy. Maybe it's because I'm very lonely.
Perhaps, not as often as I would like, I'll join that dynamic and share again about the books I read, or my sewing (I'm thinking of learning pattern making and maybe buying fabrics), and above all my art; maybe, from time to time, I'll leave some small reflection here that comes to my mind on any given day.
Writing this post after so long made me remember and reevaluate what I found here: feeling that each of our lives, no matter how boring we think they are, will seem interesting to someone.
That's the beauty of Hive, the people who make it up and the opportunity for others to enjoy the same things we do. I would like to reconnect and meet more people, so I ask you, who are reading me: what do you like to do on Hive?
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- Traducci贸n al ingl茅s Deepseek
- Cover and Banners hechos en Canva
- Las fotos usadas en el post fueron tomadas por m铆, usando un Samsung Galaxy J6