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I learned how to cut an avocado from a woman I dated over a year ago. Basically you cut it in half and take out the pit, and then you take a very small paring knife and you cut super thin slices vertically and then super thin slices horizontally, and then super thin slices at an angle, and then super thin slices at another angle and then you do the same thing vertically and horizontally at another angle. In the end you’ve mashed up the avocado but it’s still in the skin so it’s the smallest amount of [[Shared by Francisco Berlanga |mess you can]] | I learned how to cut an avocado from a woman I dated over a year ago. Basically you cut it in half and take out the pit, and then you take a very small paring knife and you cut super thin slices vertically and then super thin slices horizontally, and then super thin slices at an angle, and then super thin slices at another angle and then you do the same thing vertically and horizontally at another angle. In the end you’ve mashed up the avocado but it’s still in the skin so it’s the smallest amount of [[Shared by Francisco Berlanga |mess you can make]] with an avocado breakfast. Then you take some lime juice and squeeze it in, add some salt and pepper, mix it, and then put it on your toast. You use a single knife, It’s brilliant. | ||
The problem is, everytime I cut one [[Shared by Phoebe Huang |I can see her hands]] doing it. [[Shared by Giulio |I have not spoken]] to this woman in six months, and we dated for a month and a half over a year ago. I still think about her every single morning because of this [[De Paola | The problem is, everytime I cut one [[Shared by Phoebe Huang |I can see her hands]] doing it. [[Shared by Giulio |I have not spoken]] to this woman in six months, and we dated for a month and a half over a year ago. I still think about her every single morning because of this [[De Paola Quirós-Cruz |avocado ritual]] and it's so frustrating because I haven’t dated anyone else who's been nearly as impactful since. She was the first person I’ve dated where I really felt “no, I am super gay, I don’t think I like men at all, I think that was just [[Shared by Joseph |compulsory heterosexuality]].” So this is something which made that relationship a really big intense moment for me. I yet don’t have another story to replace hers, so it's just me literally every morning going “I really need to get over this shit, I really need to get over this shit, I really need to get over this shit” as I repeatedly cut an avocado. | ||
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Pero no manches, cada vez que corto uno, [[Shared by Phoebe Huang |puedo ver sus manos]] haciendo lo mismo, [[Shared by Giulio |no he hablado]] con esta mujer en seis meses, y salimos por un mes y medio hace más de un año, todavía pienso en ella todas las mañanas debido a este [[De Paola | Pero no manches, cada vez que corto uno, [[Shared by Phoebe Huang |puedo ver sus manos]] haciendo lo mismo, [[Shared by Giulio |no he hablado]] con esta mujer en seis meses, y salimos por un mes y medio hace más de un año, todavía pienso en ella todas las mañanas debido a este [[De Paola Quirós-Cruz |ritual aguacatero]] y es súper frustrante porque desde entonces no he salido con nadie que ha llegado a ser así de memorable. Ella fué la primera persona con quien salí donde de verdad sentí “Ay, si soy súper gay, creo que me no me caen los hombres para nada, creo que eso fué la [[Shared by Joseph |heterosexualidad obligatoria]],” esto es algo que hizo esta relación un momento muy importante e intenso para mí, todavía no tengo otro cuento para reemplazar el de ella, entonces aquí estoy cada mañana cortando un aguacate una y otra vez literalmente pensando “Ya es caca, ya jálale. Ya es caca, ya jálale. Ya es caca, Ya jálale.” | ||
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Querido Aguacate.
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Shared by Lily Cryan in English over videocall in the summer of 2020, Translated by Oscar Alfonso
Compartido en inglés por Lily Cryan en una videollamada en el verano del 2020, Traducido por Oscar Alfonso