Today I will speak about Simone de Beauvoir, French thinker and novelist, representative of the atheistic existentialist movement and an important figure in the demand for women's rights. Simone de Beauvoir founded with some feminists the Women's Rights League, which set out to react firmly to any sexist discrimination at the time, also wrote The Second Sex (1949) which meant a theoretical starting point for different feminist groups, and became a classic work of contemporary thought. The first time I heard about Simone de Beauvoir was at the age of 15, thanks to my aunt, who read her texts from a very young age. If I had the opportunity to interview her, I would ask her how she sees the maturation of the feminist movement after the publication of her book "The Second Sex" in terms of her own trajectory, or what is her conception of love, especially because she maintained an open relationship with her 20-year-old partner: Jean-Paul Sartre. I find it very interesting because she is a key figure in feminism, she criticized the oppression to which women are subjected by the male sex and the way society is organized. My favorite phrase from Simone is: "The day a woman can love not with her weakness but with her strength, not to escape from herself but to meet, not to humiliate herself but to affirm herself, that day love will be for her, as for the man, source of life and not a mortal danger".
Hello! Today I will tell you about a family meal that I remember very fondly. This meal was two years ago in Chillan at the home of a family friend, we were a great group. We met my family and another great family of friends, they all lived in exile in Hungary, it was a way to rediscover and remember those times. We celebrated that after several years without seeing each other, we were the grandmothers, the parents, the children and grandchildren. There was an enormous amount of food. They cooked an exquisite Goulash, a typical Hungarian food that has many hours of cooking in a garn olla, is a stew of meat, potato, carrot, onion ... and of course, paprika! (pimenton). We also drank Pálinka, the hot water typical of Hungary, very strong and with a cherry flavour. Everything was very delicious and transported them to their past! It was really fun and emotional, in the afternoon we had fun playing in the pool and in the night , after lunch, we got together to talk about our lives and s
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