Hello! I’m Eros, a 34-year-old from Brazil on a life journey of personal growth and self-discovery. I try to be authentic always and often open for new perspectives and I do love meeting other people who have high authenticity and belief that all of us humans are equal.
Yeah, some people say that I can make interesting conversation and call pull up some puns in the right tempo, others would claim that I exaggerate too much on my philosophical babble. You can always slap me in the head and say "hey brainiac, stop overthinking!"

As you can see from my pictures, I am androgynous. But it's important to point out that I am single and not looking.
So please, don't try to contact me with ill intentions. I will block you as soon as you make an attempt to flirt. Especially you, creepy men, I am bi(-ish), but that doesn't mean I am available.

I am not religious, but I believe in some sort of God. We can talk about it only if you are open-minded to different views. I am not interesting in converting to any religion.

I lived in Poland for a year and a half. It was fine and I do speak some Polish, but it's not even closer to have a decent conversation. 🇵🇱
Also lived in Portugal, and I still have fond memories of the streets of Porto. 🇵🇹

I'm graduated in History and I'm looking forward to a position as a teacher. This is something I'm working now and it's a huge step for me. I am mostly specialized in History of Christianity, but I like other topics too.
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Music is my constant companion, I like Pop and Rock. (Should I say I'm low-key guilty of being a Swifter?)
Pop Punk? Count me in. Kick that boombox at a skatepark.

But you know, my tastes go all the way from Miley Cyrus up to Dimmu Borgir. Yeah, I can be an odd fellow.

Amadeus
Office Space
La Montana Sagrada
The Groundhog Day
I mean, the list is long...
Of course, I also like Hitchcock, Bergman, Tarkovsky, Kurosawa, Truffaut and all the pletora of pretentious b&w movies.

Star Trek. (nerd alert!)

Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit, translated by AV Miller with analysis of the text and foreword by JN Finlay

Dostoevsky's Bratka Karamazovyi
Tolstoy's Anna Karenina
Machado de Assis' Dom Casmurro
Carl Barks' Donald Duck (because, why not?)

I also plan to read Spinoza's Ethics, but I think I'll wait until they release the movie adaptation of it.

"the way of doubt is the way of despair" - Hegel
"for now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known." - 1Cor13:12