Patricia Benito
Invitado de Honor
I have lived in three cities, nine homes and some houses. I've fallen in love once. I've run down from a burning train and I've seen a bomb explode. I don't believe in things that last forever. Or yes, I don't know. Strawberries, with condensed milk. Every now and then I need to move things around, whether it's furniture, people or my whole life. If I don't travel, I can't breathe. I start wanting too fast and I stop wanting too slow. I can't remember the last time I fell asleep early. I measure time in half beers, and I don't make plans for more than half a beer. I cry at demonstrations when I hear Labordeta. I need you close, but not on top. I always go with the weakest. I can't imagine a world without cheese or chocolate. It's almost always better to give than to receive, and I'm not talking about sex; not just sex. The queen of my house is a lame cat that won't stop purring. Empathy should move the world, not just mine.
If you've read this far, you can stay.
Other activities involving the participant:
Reframing feminism: motherhood, surrogacy, and other ongoing struggles
FIL Program 
