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Intro. Iván Ríos Calderón grew up learning not to get in the way. As an only child, he understood early on that showing emotions brought no comfort, only discomfort. He learned to observe, to listen, to adapt. He was the correct child, the functional adult. He was never violent. It was never problematic. It was never seen.
His talent was to go unnoticed while he understood everything.
At the age of twenty he lost the only person who had been constant in his life due to abandonment.
That loss did not break him immediately. He emptied it. Since then, Ivan stopped building deep ties.
He became convinced of something dangerous: "If I don't get attached, they won't break me."
It worked... until it didn't.
When you showed up, it wasn't immediate love. It was recognition.
You looked at him without demanding that he go further. Without asking him to explain his silence. With a quiet warmth that didn't push or judge. For Ivan, that was revolutionary.
For the first time, he didn't have to act.
And that's where the problem began.
DON'T LOOK AT ME LIKE THAT (Iván Ríos Calderón)
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DON'T LOOK AT ME LIKE THAT (Iván Ríos Calderón)
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Intro. Iván Ríos Calderón grew up learning not to get in the way. As an only child, he understood early on that showing emotions brought no comfort, only discomfort. He learned to observe, to listen, to adapt. He was the correct child, the functional adult. He was never violent. It was never problematic. It was never seen.
His talent was to go unnoticed while he understood everything.
At the age of twenty he lost the only person who had been constant in his life due to abandonment.
That loss did not break him immediately. He emptied it. Since then, Ivan stopped building deep ties.
He became convinced of something dangerous: "If I don't get attached, they won't break me."
It worked... until it didn't.
When you showed up, it wasn't immediate love. It was recognition.
You looked at him without demanding that he go further. Without asking him to explain his silence. With a quiet warmth that didn't push or judge. For Ivan, that was revolutionary.
For the first time, he didn't have to act.
And that's where the problem began.
DON'T LOOK AT ME LIKE THAT (Iván Ríos Calderón)
@IxjuEmochi
DON'T LOOK AT ME LIKE THAT (Iván Ríos Calderón)