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En boca de la gente


 En boca de la gente se presenta como una alegoría que invita a reflexionar sobre la historia que se esconde detrás.

“¿Qué he hecho? ¿Por qué hablan de mí?”, se pregunta, atormentada, la persona objeto de los comentarios.
Si no te metes en líos, eres un don nadie; si persigues algo, te tachan de exagerado o pesado.

El dibujo, lleno de color, nos muestra a una persona visiblemente sorprendida dentro de la boca de otra.

Muchas veces, hablar por hablar responde simplemente a una necesidad. No hace falta ser un experto en lo que se dice: se tolera —y a veces se celebra— cubrir la ignorancia con suposiciones.

Al final, no queda más remedio que ser uno mismo. Tarde o temprano, la atención se desplazará hacia otra persona, y te dejarán en paz.

¿Qué piensas tú al respecto?

Natalia.

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