Valverde Castillo

THE LIFE WE ARE FORCED TO LIVE, as the title suggests, is about how we are destined to live in suffering because of the way the world system is structured. We spend many years trying to achieve complete happiness, but complete happiness doesn’t exist because there will always be some flaw, or several flaws, and not because of our own fault. Rather, it’s because of how the system is built, which allows many people to abuse the ＂precariousness of justice.＂ Justice, which should exist in governments, is sorely lacking that the population takes advantage of the situation to commit the exact opposite: ＂injustices,＂ whether governmental, corporate, or private.

Renzo is an indigenous survivor who, in his long struggle for life, overcame the most overwhelming moments in a time of great hardship within a country that offered little encouragement during those very difficult years.

Renzo is an indigenous survivor who, in his long struggle for life, managed to overcome the most overwhelming moments in an era of great hardship within a country that offered little hope, as those were very difficult years. A very realistic and aware young man, deeply concerned about the abusive world we are forced to live in, a world that tends to worsen with each passing year, judging by the current general situation.

Born into a very humble background, he had to endure scarcity and injustices in schools, workplaces, and government from a young age. This situation led him to a deep depression, which he was able to overcome repeatedly thanks to his unparalleled mental strength.

He was deeply betrayed by his adoptive family, who couldn’t bear to see him become the woman he so desperately wanted to be. Thanks to the love he received from his spiritual mother, Clara, he was able to rekindle the love he longed for in a family environment, a love he once thought he had lost. At the end of his journey, he was able to find peace, love, and tranquility after fleeing the LGBT world, an environment which Renzo, after many years of constant struggle, saw he should never have become a part of because he realized that after all those years, it was not the right path to follow.