Hey Jota, this is not spanglish class, stop embarrassing yourself

 Hello everyone!  This is it. This is the last post, so considering the occasion, I'd like to talk about something a little more serious than usual. I am interested in talking about a current problem, and that is the impact that social media have had on people's mental health. Of course, this problem can be approached from many points of view but I would like to focus the conversation a little bit. Imagine this situation: we have the possibility to talk at any time with anyone through WhatsApp, Facebook, etc. How convenient, right? But what happens when this immediacy becomes the norm in interpersonal relationships? Let's put it another way. Have any of you ever felt pressured to respond to a message promptly? Or have any of you ever felt angry or bad when you don't get a prompt response? I'm pretty sure that the vast majority, if not all, of you reading this post have been in one of these two situations. Undoubtedly, the immediacy of social media puts pressure on r...

 Hello everyone! How are you doing? I hope you're OK! Well, it's finally time to talk about my favorite series but I have to tell you. It was way too difficult to choose just one, but I will for this post.  My favorite TV show is a japanese animation called "Naruto". I really like it because it means so much to me. I mean, I watched it at two times in my life. Really tough times. So, it was like a emotional shelter to me, especially because the main character Naruto Uzumaki has gone through similar problems that I went through during my childhood and part of my adolescence. Loneliness, bullying, and a lot of unfounded hatred. Well, that was kind of sad but this is not a sad post haha. This series is about Naruto, a ninja who lives in Konoha (Leaf Village) and he takes on an adventure to become the greatest Hokage (the village's leader) of them all. In addition, this series is quite long as it has 720 episodes in total. That's why I don't think I can tell y...