The Kelvin characters (Diego Martins) and Ramiro (Amaury Lorenzo), from the novel Earth and Passion, are on the lips of the people and are very successful in presenting to the public, in a sensitive, light and even funny way, a beautiful relationship of friendship, affection and affection. It is in front of the interaction of these characters, who are totally different from each other – one “crude”, with difficulty in relating or expressing feelings, and the other openly gay, with a platonic love for his friend – that we see how people with different personalities can complete and build a true and loving relationship.
“Their case is very good to analyze, mainly because they have different personalities, although in teledramaturgy. One is discovering a possible love and the other lives with his platonic love. True love is light, clear and, regardless of how it is manifests, leaves signs, whether with affection, jokes, complicity or even considering the desire to be close, listen or confide feelings”he said Henri Fesamedium specializing in relationships.
Because it is a possible homoaffective relationship, there is an acceptance process to be overcome by Ramiro, a condition that can be confirmed or denied during the course of the telenovela. Meanwhile, we had fun with their performance, which, without a doubt, creates representation in society and helps to combat prejudice, mainly because it is a friendship between a “straight” and masculine man with another gay and effeminate man, a relationship that , with the introduction of other contexts, ends up being normalized, which is very important.
With both, it is possible to understand that differences do not necessarily hinder relationships, that love can be deciphered in different ways and that their acceptance helps to build a relationship of love and companionship. “To experience love, it is necessary to make room for honest conversations and listen with empathy, creating quality times at all times”, concluded the specialist.
Source: Maxima
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