26. Thomás Aquino quer ser um homem diferente

Actor Thomás Aquino grew up in a large, close-knit, and affectionate family, a foundation that shaped his relationship with the world. The youngest among older siblings, he now looks back and realizes he had more freedom than they did, and revisits that experience with greater awareness. In conversation with Vera Iaconelli, he discusses men's difficulty in dealing with feelings, the silence between friends, and the attempt to build other forms of intimacy and care. Living alone for the first time begins a process of self-discovery that changes his relationship with love, work, and the idea of ​​having children. The book Thomás mentions reading during his trip to Mexico is "Letters to a Young Poet" by Rainer Maria Rilke. The play by Elisa Lucinda that he mentions is "Stop Talking Badly About Routine". *** This episode is supported by Insider – the clothing brand that solves life. Get amazing discounts using our coupon ISSONAOEUMASESSAO on the website: https://creators.insiderstore.com.br/...