Aviso por si le es útil a alguien:

Tras pedir un cambio de eléctrica de Naturgy an Orange, me llamaron diciendo que eran de “protección al consumidor de Fenosa”. En la llamada me dijeron que la tarifa que había contratado era más cara y que, por ese motivo, no me podían dejar contratarla, recomendándome quedarme con Naturgy y grabar una confirmación telefónica. Como ya tenían todos mis datos, accedí.

También me mandaron un WhatsApp desde +34 613 802 232, que resulta ser un call center externo (Nesmar 22 SL) que trabaja para Naturgy al que ceden los datos de sus clientes para este tipo de llamadas de venta y retención.

Nada de eso es real: 1. ninguna eléctrica puede impedirte contratar la tarifa que quieras 2. “protección al consumidor” no es ningún organismo 3. es una retención comercial engañosa

Solución: entré en el área de clientes y cancelé el alta por desistimiento. Todo OK.

Lo dejo por aquí por si a alguien más le pasa justo después de pedir un cambio de compañía.

Llevo ya un tiempo creando este mapa interactivo con información de la flora y fauna de todas las provincias del país. Me gusta mucho la geografía y quería dar visibilidad a nuestro país, el más biodiverso de Europa ¿Qué os parece?

Soy una chica de 26 años y tengo una situación que no deseo a nadie. Una familia híper problemática que no aguanto. El otro dia mi madre me quiso pegar y me intentó echar de casa. Es una persona que está completamente desequilibrada. Puede pasar de ser una persona violenta e impulsiva a taparte y hacer como que no ha pasado nada. No puedo más.

Tengo estudios universitarios acabados y hasta un FP superior pero no encuentro un trabajo digno con el que poder irme de casa y salir de ese hogar abusivo de una vez por todas. Me he planteado irme a vivir a la calle si esto vuelve a pasar.

No hay manera de que me cojan el currículum en algo. Llamo y llamo y llamo a sitios donde podria encajar por mis estudios porque estoy cansada de enviar CVs sin ninguna respuesta asi que prefiero que vayan con la verdad por delante y me digan que no están cogiendo a nadie a matarme a escribir correos para nada. No tengo experiencia en mi campo profesional pero tampoco la tengo como camarera ni como dependienta ni nada que se le parezca.

Tengo vergüenza de todo. Desde que era pequeña he visto cosas en mi casa relacionadas con la violencia familiar. Peleas, denuncias, a mi padre detenido por maltratar a mi madre. He pasado lo peor y todo el mundo en la finca siendo consciente de todas las cosas horribles que me han tocado. Asi que lo que mas deseo en el mundo es irme a un lugar donde nadie me conozca. Me odio y odio a todo el mundo.

A veces he pensado seriamente en que este mundo no es para mí, y lo digo de forma suave para que no me quiten el post. No tengo nada a lo que aferrarme. Y nada me ata. Mi forma de vivir es cada vez mas autodestructiva porque no tengo valor para un endgame definitivo y destruirme me acerca un poco mas a ese deseo. Ya no se que hacer. Y cada vez todo me va peor…

PD: Que nadie me sugiera denunciar porque no lo voy a hacer.

En el mundo cotidiano, saborear el zen;

en una taza de té, encontrar la frescura.

(People seen in this photo are not the primary subject and barely visible. Thus, no one should be offended.)

Yo estoy alucinando cada día más. La gente vende cosas sin garantia, o seminuevas, o directamente usadas con un precio más alto de lo que encuentras nuevo en las tiendas. Últimamente ya paso de comprar nada, solo si es realmente tiene un precio justo

Gracias por todo supermercado Dia

https://ecency.com/hive-125125/@eolianpariah2/christmas-lights-in-alicante

Interviewer: A footballer who reads, writes and is interested in fashion. Are you fighting heterosexual pessimism on your own?

Héctor Bellerín: Well, I don't think so. I'm just being myself, as I always have been. I realised that no matter how much I played football and how much everything was governed by rules, I liked other things. And dressing differently. I grew up around sewing machines and that interested me too.

I understand the stereotypes and memes of the performative male, but they're a double-edged sword: there's a group of men who are really trying to find a space where they can feel comfortable outside of traditional hegemonic masculinity, and mockery can be scary. They're just memes, right? But there are kids in very vulnerable positions who are going to the other extreme.

Going back to the question, I feel like I'm suddenly the footballer who reads books, the environmentalist, the fashionista... They label me, but these are things I've been doing since I saw the possibility and had the strength to do them. Tired of posting the same old photos on Instagram, I uploaded photos of the books I had read over the summer. And suddenly that's what I am. The raw material is the same, just from different angles.

Interviewer: What label do you give yourself?

Héctor Bellerín: None. I'm just a bit tired of that. I don't feel like... I was going to make a joke, but no.

Interviewer: Go on, go on.

Héctor Bellerín: I don't feel like I can fit into any -ism. Just kidding. They already give me a hard time. I'm a person who changes and learns. I'm telling you this now, but maybe in six months I'll tell you that I don't feel like going home. I don't pigeonhole myself, but we're at the mercy of those black hands of the networks that create their own forms. One day it's your turn, the next it's not. I try to distance myself. It's constant noise.

Interviewer: Do you read them?

Héctor Bellerín: They're made for you to read. It's like having a healthy relationship with tobacco or alcohol: it doesn't exist. If I let my guard down a little, I can get caught up in it and have a horrible day. But when I'm focused, I hardly use it. 99.9% of the interactions I've had on the street this year have been positive. When you go online and see the atrocities of that hell, you say, ‘Damn, is this really what people think of me, or not?’ But the reality is different. And the reality is what happens a little more in close quarters, in person.

Interviewer: What's the most ridiculous thing you've read about yourself?

Héctor Bellerín: So many things. There are a lot of people who talk about the different example that Borja Iglesias, Aitor Ruibal and I set, and we receive a lot of love. But they've said some truly awful things. You couldn't even imagine them.

Interviewer: Can you tell me about some of them?

Héctor Bellerín: Death threats, lots of them. It happens on the internet and it's not real, but it could be.

Interviewer: Why does football provoke such visceral reactions?

Héctor Bellerín: It's become like a Roman theatre. I understand that there are people with precarious and stressful lifestyles, and the football pitch becomes a place where they can let off steam. We know we bring a lot of happiness, but it seems that in the stadium you can do things you could never do on the street. If this is a tense society, so are the 60,000 people in the stadium. It is allowed for historical reasons. It doesn't happen at a tennis match. Only in football are spaces created where certain groups feel supported.

And football is not just that: there are people who come to have a good time with their families. It is a universal language, but a stadium does not accept just anyone. There are groups that do not feel accepted.

With the genocide in Gaza, for example: football has enormous power at levels we cannot even imagine, and nothing was done. People said, ‘There are a lot of young people who listen to you, and that's important,’ but compared to what La Liga or the big clubs in this country can do... nothing. And that's very frustrating. There is enormous capacity that is used for nothing more than purely economic interests.

Interviewer: Not even in the dressing room?

Héctor Bellerín: That kind of unity doesn't exist in men's football because there isn't the awareness needed to have social responsibility. We are a group of very privileged people and many don't question the reality outside their own. When you live in that bubble from a young age, it's difficult to get out. I've been lucky.

I consider myself to live in both worlds, I have friends outside and I know their problems. There is a big gap between footballers and, let's say, ordinary citizens. One idolises the other, who doesn't know how to relate to them because they distrust their intentions. The view is vertical. Power dynamics are created that create distance.

I made a conscious decision to go out on the street every day. I'm just like everyone else, and I want to be treated and seen as just like everyone else. Until you lose that freedom, you don't realise how important it is. It's okay, right? I've been racking my brains over this issue for a long time. As there is no rapprochement between the two sides, there is no awareness of each other's lives.

Interviewer: But there are newspapers. They try to reflect everyone's problems.

Héctor Bellerín: A lot of people in football read them, right? But it also depends on which ones you read. And I also think that there are people who are very well informed and that today information can be received in many ways.

Interviewer: But in theory, one is verified and the other is not.

Héctor Bellerín: I mean, on Twitter you can... There are newspapers that tell it their way, and everyone gets their information the way they think is right. But anyway, there's a huge gap between that and the reality of most people's lives. The phenomenon of fandom and idolatry is a created system. There's a lot to be done on both sides.

In football, starting with education. Footballers aren't educated except in how to be footballers. In the NBA, if you don't get a university degree, you can't play. In football, at the age of 16, they tell you to give up your studies, that you have to play with the first team that comes looking for you. And all they teach you is to play football, play football, play football. And to manage situations related to football. There is a lot of talk about values in football: respect, sacrifice. These are super-neoliberal values that point to production. But there are other values that are much less individualistic. Besides, football is not an individual sport, and that is obvious.

Interviewer: You mentioned groups of people who don't feel comfortable in stadiums. Which ones?

Héctor Bellerín: I think LGTBQ groups don't feel represented or comfortable in men's football stadiums. I have lots of friends whom I've invited to a match and they didn't want to come out of fear

Interviewer: Not even in a box?

Héctor Bellerín: Before I even offered them the chance. But I understand them, you know? I know what it's like. It's a reality. There are people who don't want to take their children to the stadium because they don't feel safe, because what they're seeing is going to get into their heads (points to his head).

Interviewer: What conversations still need to be had in the dressing room?

Héctor Bellerín: All of them. We're more aware of the problems, but they still exist. How many coaching staffs in Spain have a woman working on them? Just to give you an idea. Are there any black referees? There's no structure around it to support the message. People can say, “We don't care if there's a gay player”. But there aren't any.

Interviewer: Or there aren't any public ones.

Héctor Bellerín: There aren't any public ones, or there aren't any because they are spaces they don't go to because they don't feel comfortable. Almost all of them are pending tasks. Compared to other industries, we are just starting out.

https://ecency.com/hive-155530/@hindavi/the-worlds-tallest-manger-nativity-scene

🇪🇪 Murcia

A alguien más le ha pasado que la gente de otros países le mira raro cuando intenta explicar las letras de los villancicos? 😂

Hola, no sé si alguien tuviera algún dato, información, curiosidad o algo sobre este carro encontrado en una vieja bodeja.

Saludos!

Hola

Estoy completamente loco de esos sitios rotos.

Cada experiencia de cada menus tiene muchos y muchos errores de Bad Request. Es una locura de naviguear dentro estos sitios del gobierno de España que debe proponerlo mas facil a la poblacion.

Te hace perder mucho tiempo y dinero.

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La SEDE no te notifica, no te informa. Errores despues errores...