
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
old interviews & activity - summary

The links to the past ... for the future ...
Interviews:
DEVIAN
ANCIENT
HORROBLE
EQUITANT
ORTHANC
MYRKGRAV
WALLACHIA
MORDICHRIST
WICKED LITTLE DOLLS + video
An exhibition that had the purpose to promote good intentions, good ideas and behavioral change through beauty. You can't fight violence with violence. Just a thought ...
I thank again all those who participated.
Animals to love
CAIN DA BRETH our dear friends from Prague.
Happy for their first album release
Their first interview in Romania with 4arte [in Romanian]
Music ...
I would also like to thank Mordichrist for the vinyl and t-shirt that we greatly treasure.
And to our dearest friend Lars of Myrkgrav for the many CDs that we could send to the Norwegian Embassy in Romania, to the Scandinavian Languages Department at UBB university in Cluj Napoca, to MetalAct webzine for contest and all across the globe.
Thanks go out for dear Lars of Wallachia for our continuous cultural exchange. ;)
And to Alin of Martolea for the many CDs that we could use to promote a Romanian talent.
And to Cain Da Breth for their absolutely beautiful album, uniquely presented in the pages of a book, a poetry book of lyrics, that we could send to the Czech Republic Embassy in Romania.
Thanks to crazy LuCi for the Horroble CDs and t-shirts that are in the possession of some lucky contest winners and of course my protective possession. [that's me in that picture, yes ...]
And to my special Scareifina for my dearest top Wicked Little Dolls.
A special thank you is for all those that can stand me.
I am so impulsive, so disturbed, so pure, so evil, such a sadist and sometimes such a masochist, so impatient, so impossible to be with, so cruel, but still there are a few people that see in me a savior of souls.
I'm an angel, but your devil and punisher, I'm the one that does not understand you, that hates your weakness and your half ideas, I am thought and action, I am bliss for those worthy.
The best way to get along with me is not seeing me very often.
And Red is my color.
I'm an angel, but your devil and punisher, I'm the one that does not understand you, that hates your weakness and your half ideas, I am thought and action, I am bliss for those worthy.
The best way to get along with me is not seeing me very often.
And Red is my color.
gender issues
It's crazy that not long ago women couldn't vote, seems unreal to me. But nowadays, it seems just as crazy that women somehow try to be like men. They deny their gender in social and professional activities just so they'll be equal to men and have no gain based on the fact they're women [not that they should have, but some motivate their shift in gender perspective with this idea].
There are obvious genetic differences to start with. But my point is not to prove that we are not equal, just that we could at least accept that we are different. And there's nothing wrong with that. We are all different at a personal level, therefore some things should not be categorized so broadly into genders or blamed on gender.
If you feel like a woman, if you define yourself as a woman, if you find a word for who you are, there's nothing wrong with that.
But when you feel like it's wrong to call yourself a woman, to describe yourself like that, in comparison to a man, then you have a gender issue.
Being equal to men doesn't mean that we have to stop being women or blame the woman-idea that we get from the society as we grow.
Personally, I find it hard to repress the need for some of the things I'm used to - being spoiled, treated gently. But this is not something I like or need because I am a woman, these are natural feelings that anyone can have.
A person is so much more than just a gender, an emotion, an attitude. We are complex and often have mixed feelings. I know I am like that - I like doing sports, hanging out with the boys, being rough on the field, but then again, you will find me at the spa, having a massage, a facial treatment, buying dresses, laughing with the girls, crying over some stupid thing or sometimes not being able to feel a thing, not giving a damn about anyone or anything, not wanting babies, being selfish, loving to have own personal rituals and so on. I fluctuate between extremes of whatever you want to call it - good and evil, male and female, rough and gentle ...
A lot of you could fit in this description regardless of your gender.
I don't have the knowledge, the studies or the experience to pretend I'm right. It's not something I want to clarify in a few lines in a blog. But after all, everything is mixed up, all our approval or denial is influenced by a context in society. And then, all these ideas can get blurry ... when do you draw the line? What is or is not normal for you as a woman [ genetically] to do or not do in a social life [interacting with men and women] and in a professional life? When you strongly deny any women-like features.
I know that all these words are the result of my path, my interest in expending my views [or not], my environment, my culture and there are many people out there that can't digest such a perspective due to many reasons. Therefore I can't inflict my truth upon others - I like who I am and I won't give up on the things I like regardless of how they are judged by others. You know that saying: we can't choose our relatives, but we can choose our friends.
There are obvious genetic differences to start with. But my point is not to prove that we are not equal, just that we could at least accept that we are different. And there's nothing wrong with that. We are all different at a personal level, therefore some things should not be categorized so broadly into genders or blamed on gender.
If you feel like a woman, if you define yourself as a woman, if you find a word for who you are, there's nothing wrong with that.
But when you feel like it's wrong to call yourself a woman, to describe yourself like that, in comparison to a man, then you have a gender issue.
Being equal to men doesn't mean that we have to stop being women or blame the woman-idea that we get from the society as we grow.
Personally, I find it hard to repress the need for some of the things I'm used to - being spoiled, treated gently. But this is not something I like or need because I am a woman, these are natural feelings that anyone can have.
A person is so much more than just a gender, an emotion, an attitude. We are complex and often have mixed feelings. I know I am like that - I like doing sports, hanging out with the boys, being rough on the field, but then again, you will find me at the spa, having a massage, a facial treatment, buying dresses, laughing with the girls, crying over some stupid thing or sometimes not being able to feel a thing, not giving a damn about anyone or anything, not wanting babies, being selfish, loving to have own personal rituals and so on. I fluctuate between extremes of whatever you want to call it - good and evil, male and female, rough and gentle ...
A lot of you could fit in this description regardless of your gender.
I don't have the knowledge, the studies or the experience to pretend I'm right. It's not something I want to clarify in a few lines in a blog. But after all, everything is mixed up, all our approval or denial is influenced by a context in society. And then, all these ideas can get blurry ... when do you draw the line? What is or is not normal for you as a woman [ genetically] to do or not do in a social life [interacting with men and women] and in a professional life? When you strongly deny any women-like features.
I know that all these words are the result of my path, my interest in expending my views [or not], my environment, my culture and there are many people out there that can't digest such a perspective due to many reasons. Therefore I can't inflict my truth upon others - I like who I am and I won't give up on the things I like regardless of how they are judged by others. You know that saying: we can't choose our relatives, but we can choose our friends.
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