Adapting to being a teacher isnt being that hard, really. After 2 stints as an art director, I´ll gladly take 40 screaming kids over one stuck-up client. At least kids cant bother me outside working hours, and dont expect me to make colossal changes to a commercial that is done, ready and approved. The only down side is that the hours leave me with less little free time than what im used to, and that has left me stuck behind some sketch comissions.

I still after 4 years have yet to get used to the oversexuality of the teenagers here, but at least I can keep a straight face when I refuse an offer to "ficar" (make-out) by a student, unlike my earlier years where I´d curse them and tell them that I see them as being morally sick. I really cant do anything about it, its already part of the culture, nothing I do will ever change the fact that most brazilian girls by the age of 15 have had about 50-100 make-out partner, with a good half being sex partners. *sigh* Sometimes I do feel like weeping for them, especially seeing that the average brazilian boy thinks of a girl as a free prostitute.

At least now I´ve taken to reading comics again, and my anime library is slowly growing once more,a s well as my bookshelf, anything to help me forget daily problems (or fill the time wasted in buses). I´ll be updating the webcomic on Friday, Im behind on 4 colour drawings, and 3 sketches.

I used to want to be a teacher. English, not art though, because I suck at drawing( I'm an alright poet though. Is that considered art?) I'm not much into anime, but I watched a really good one not too long ago. "Mai hime"
» Dilated on 2007-04-05 10:36:54

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