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Here I'll talk about random stuff of my interest :)

Sunday, March 22, 2026

Missing

 Hellooo!!! And welcome to Madding Slowly. How are you? Well, I'm happy, but I just feel like I have to share this. Do you know the feeling of missing someone, knowing they're not the same, so you don't miss them so much, yet you do? Okay, just a little warning: I am a top-yearner, like, literally. I have been in love with someone for three years, and, well, damn, I just can't hate him. Look, I fell in love with him in 2023, and of course, I liked him physically. I don't know how the fuck he liked me tho, okay, but also I love his personality, he is sooooooo charming, and he's dumb, but in the way I like it. He would do something stupid. I'll make a face of disaproval and then laugh.  I see my own reflection in him; we're alike in some important things like humor, but opposites in others. He is funny, and fuck, I just have a strong connection with him; talking with him has always been easy. I am the type of person who'll connect with people easily, but not share secrets or stuff because I don't know if it's just weird for me or doesn't come up. But with him, I am just an open book, and the chemistry is so good, man, the eye contact. 

But he has changed, and I don't know if it is for the best, honestly. He used to be this amazing boy. Now he is okay, I guess, but I just feel like the people around him have changed him, but in the end, deep down, he's still there. My boy. I just hope one day he comes back. But I really do miss him, I miss my best friend with whom I talked to about anything that came to my mind, the one who listened to me, I did liked him for his looks, (he kind of looks like Walker, my husband Scobell) but I fell for who he was as a person, he is educated, extroverted, curious, smart but he doesnt know it he just needs a little push and damn he si so much more. So what's the problem?

Let me put you in context, I had my quinceaƱera party yesterday it was good. But I felt he missed and I know it was the right thing to do, not invite him, but at the same time, he is my person you know, once I entered in a band as a singer, and well, we didn't do anything but just the fact of just being in a band was enough for me to want to tell him. It's like if you put me in a room where all the people I have fancied, I'll choose him over anyone. He'll always be my first option, my first love, the one boy I've truly loved. But I know I am not his and I am trying to stop being such a bread crumber. But I love him, maybe that is why any other guy seems plain to me because they're not him. I know it's cruel. I just can't seem to pass the pages. Honestly, I hate myself for being the way I am. If you're a dear person to me Ill forgive you for anything, and that is what happened here. Let's just say some people don't like me so much because of him. And I've received really bad comments and shit. Also, I think he has lied to me, and fuck, that makes me sad. Everything in general. I really think I should stop. But when I look into his eyes, I'm over the moon, just one stare and he makes me forget my problems, I want to care for him and do all of that corny stuff. I just feel like a part of me is missing when he ain't around. Like is a soul connection. So corny, right? I know I should move on, but there's still some hope for me internally.  Isn't love about forgiving and later trying to become better? But I know I should wait until he is more mature and can treat me properly, but what if that day never comes? I just feel so weird in this situation. I want him to confess everything that has happened, the truth. Is that conversation ever going to arrive? Well, I don't know but thank you for reading, as always, your dearest not at all Silvia. 

Friday, March 13, 2026

Being nerdy

Hellooo !!! And Welcome to Madding Slowly. But, first of all... How are you? I'm doing pretty great. I turned fifteen this past week, the 11th, so as you can guess, I am busy planning my quinceaƱera. Well, today has been a special day: it is the first time I've looked great in a school field trip photo, and second, I've appreciated my nerdy side. It is not that I didn't like being nerdy, but today I've appreciated it more. I think I am more the type of nerd that gets excited about STEM, but I have some interests that make me yap for three hours. And well, this person I've met is a full-on nerd, he loves comics and all of the superhero stuff. 

Having conversations with someone who understands that part of you it's soo great. I really do appreciate that about nerdy people. I feel like most of them tend not to judge you a lot because they're as weird as you. Also, I feel like "popular" people are the most boring, or at least a considerable proportion. Like, I feel most of them don't have a personality. They're just bland. For example, some people at my school. They believe they're all that shit just because they're mean and criticize people like it's a hobby. Personally, I believe that being a nerd sometimes can make you better. Not that being a nerd makes you a superior person, but it makes you have values, etc. For example, comics teaches you what is wrong and bad, but at the same time makes you question the system and more stuff that can lead you to become a better, more educated person. Honestly, I love being a weird nerdy kid, and that is totally fine. I know I can seem freaky at times, but that is who I am, and that thankfully has led me to find my people, the ones that make me a better person. They show me new perspectives, things to like, and just learning about all of this stuff is so nurturing to my soul. 

Just being weird with my best friend, Andrea, and doing something weird every day, and sharing is so comforting, sharing opinions about villains with Diego, teaching my family about this thing I'm obsessed with, or just researching something about my interests. It just makes me so happy, life is this moment we'll never have again, so why not try to know more about all and just continue learning. Literally, it's probably the first thing we do in our lives, learning how to stand up, etc. Thank you very much for reading, as always, your dearest not at all Silvia.