Sometimes I wish I could be like you...

There are those who feel nostalgic for a less structured life, more tied to sensations and spontaneity, as opposed to the daily routine.

Some feel a pang of envy when they see the apparent freedom of others, a desire to escape the "autopilot" that seems to govern modern life. It is the feeling that, while some chase shooting stars or lose themselves in marshes, others merely trinc a predetermined path, barely noticing the details that bring tonalidad to existence.

## The charm of imperfection

Perhaps the key lies in the absence of names for "mechanical steeds", a detail that points to a disconnect from what surrounds us. Authenticity is valued, even in its rawness, like the idea of "thinking out loud" or performing spontaneous acts, such as that burp in the middle of the supermarket that breaks the monotony. It is a reclaiming of humanity in its less polished facets.

## Experiences that leave their mark

Life is woven from threads of sensory and emotional experiences. Traveling thirty kilometers in the early hours for an ice cream, or shouting by the sea proclaiming one's identity, are acts that define and connect with the present. The intensity of emotions is valued, even those that border on the wild, like the memory of a female figure whose beauty was "not of this world".

## The mirror of the self

Deep down, the reflection points to a profound self-awareness and self-love that contrasts with the "language of war" perceived in one's surroundings. It is the search for a genuine connection, not only with oneself, but with the essence of life, far from conventions and appearances.