I am scared. At night, before bed, I think. I always scare myself worrying about the future. But I stand where hopeful and optimistic meets naive and Ill prepared. My mother has lost her job. I yet again, must put my life on hold to help her. Give her my hard earned money again. Struggle in fear again. Am I selfish? I wanted to move back out. Live happily, with my new job in my own home, getting the things I need and want. I earned it. I’m trying to move forward. Slightly irritated I will hand her money every month. To live. Pay check to paycheck. With her. In her house. With her smothering me. I want out. To get out, is to abandon my mother. To get out would be heartless. I love my mother, I do. But I’m scared and she can’t comfort me. I will pray. I guess.
MY motivation for loosing weight. Is finally seeing my sexy self. In December I sat at 210 rockin 18s in jeans. Here I am May 170 in 11s. I feel sexier. I want to be sexier. I want my figure to seemingly flow abundantly against my universal curves.
And of course. of course. I’m planning a visit to my home town. And I’m ready to show em what Im working wit..
Erik Ravelo is a Cuban artist that threads all physical spectrum’s of love. His latest series Lana Sutra is sponsored by United Colors of Benetton. The artist crosses borders by branching out on the diversity of culture, humanity and uniting us as one. “I’m a human being and I don’t believe in borders. I think the world belongs to everyone born on Earth. This is my planet, our planet. No man is an island. Yes, I was born on Cuba but, above all, I was born on Planet Earth. I like to think that Lana Sutra talks about universal love which cancels diversity.” -Erik Ravelo











