Malena. 24. She/her. Argentina. Bi. Feminist. INTJ. Qué mirá bobo. Short tempered. Pro choice. I wish all transphobes, biphobes and homophobes a very die. Chemical technician. Pharmacy student. Backup: @heinousbitch
People don't know this but I shower everyday. It's not even to get clean I love showering. It's always shower time here in my house. The first thing I did when I was a kid and I moved to my new house was shower. I'm always counting the time for my next shower. I shower at 1 AM, 4 PM, 6 AM, any time is shower time. Soap, shampoo, conditioner, my best friends. I don't go anywhere without showering first. Wanna have sex? It's gonna be shower sex with me sooner or later (sooner). They call me The Shower or El Duchas in the Spanish dub. I'm showering right now.
I'm what could be salvaged from this diary, written by an early post-colonial south american ("Argentinean", or perhaps "Uruguayan") person, we can read that they saw the daily "shower" ritual ("ducha", in Spanish, which could have been their mother tounge) as a time to disconnect, relax, and be alone with themselves.
The constant streaming of water and the use of manufactured chemical products didn't only clean them in the literal sense, taking off the grime and sweat off their body, but also served to symbolically start another day, without yesterday's burdens.
This person tried to never break their ritualistic cleaning, they mention that they prefer showering at evening or early night, but that sometimes they shower late, after everyone else has gone to bed, which adds to the experience of being alone, with only the water as company.
hiring a wizard to break whatever curse is holding henry kissingers shitty body together and laughing with childish glee as he instantly collapses into individual limbs like a lego character