"(...) one is born being part of something, like a puzzle piece that only feels complete because in the beginning, when there is nothing to do but cry and breathe, the illusion is created that everyone fits. It is also possible to be born so as not to end up feeling part of anything at all.

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(...) But what a dilemma that is between belonging and being. Belonging is not merely an individual choice; society takes over that decision with a sad unconsciousness, washing its hands of the consequences. There is, however, the possibility for each person to choose consciously. Perhaps that is the greatest risk and the greatest freedom. (...)

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And what when that feeling of belonging does not exist? And what when one belongs to a group without it belonging to us?"

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Diana Seabra