Susana

Hi, it’s me again, today talking about my relationship with work. Well, I'll start by saying that I'm pretty critical of the idea that govern us about the work. Nowadays work is seen as something that gives value to the human being, that dignifies him/her, since by working, by "producing", this system (capitalist and authoritarian) is served, then it is well seen, but personally I consider that salaried work and within the current relations of production is bad, it reproduces social inequalities, it exploits, sickens and enslaves those who work. In this sense it is that I do not have a favorite work nor that I would like to make, but what approaches to that is to develop in psychology, I do not have clear yet the field that I want :(, but for the moment know that it is related to something social, it could be clinical, legal or communitarian psychology. Regarding travel, who wouldn't like to work and at the same time know other places in the world? I would love t...

I would like to travel all over the world but I find Indian particularly interesting because for someone from the west, like me, their culture is very different and striking. I know things like in that place cows are sacred, they have a very conservative and discriminating culture about how woman should be, a large number of Indians understand the genre in a nonbinary way and India with China are the oldest civilizations in the world.  If I were there I would surely visit the Taj Mahal, monument considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world and also visit Rishikesh, a city that has earned the nickname of the world capital of yoga. I feel that it would be difficult to think of India as a place to live, because the cultural shock is a lot, especially for my being a woman and I don't agree with the role that women have in their culture.