Hace muchos años salí con mis primos a la playa y antes de salir habían dicho en la radio que iba a empezar una tormenta eléctrica, ahí fue cuando mi mamá y mi papá me dijeron que no fuera a la playa así que no decidí hacerle caso y seguí mi camino con mis primos. Estando en la playa iba como rutina a la parte más profunda del mar para compartir con mis primos y en lo profundo, no sé por qué, pero nos gustaba hacerlo. Hoy en día creo que me divierto más en la orilla. Nadar y divertirse lejos de la orilla era una super adrenalina para todos nosotros cuando éramos adolescentes, luego todo cambió de repente. La tormenta eléctrica no fue una sorpresa. Mis primos se fueron rápidamente y yo fui el último porque era el nadador más lento. Al ser la última viví momentos muy terroríficos, con mucho miedo. Pensé que podía ahogarme, el mar estaba muy turbio y las olas no me dejaban descansar. Sentí que estaba en problemas, sentí lo lejos y profundo que estaba el mar, pensé en muchas cosas, en mi papá, en mi mamá y en todos los depredadores que pueden existir en las aguas profundas hasta que finalmente salí de esta mala experiencia y desde ahí pensé que la vida tiene un valor, un sentido y debemos valorarla. Debemos cuidarnos y escuchar a las personas que nos aconsejan, que lo hacen para evitar algo malo en nuestras vidas. Las personas mayores lo saben. Esta es mi espafobia para todos ustedes amigos. Invito a @diami para participar en esta iniciativa. Un saludo, espero que les haya gustado esta pequeña historia, nos vemos en otra ocasión.

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Greetings, friend of @espavlog welcome to my humble space, I'm @OscarCampos86 and I wanted to share with all of you my Espafobia through this initiative made by our friend @illaz and all his group of @espavlog. Before telling you about this experience I want to tell you that many times adults advise us and recommend things to avoid something bad happening to us. In most of the times we as young people, at the time we don't pay attention to them because we think they are very boring people and they see everything dangerous, or they just don't want us to have fun. That was my case.

Many years ago I went out with my cousins to the beach and before leaving they had said on the radio that a thunderstorm was going to start, that's when my mom and dad told me not to go to the beach so I decided not to listen to them and went on my way with my cousins. Being at the beach I would routinely go to the deepest part of the sea to share with my cousins and in the deep end, I don't know why, but we liked to do it. Nowadays I think I have more fun at the shore. Swimming and having fun away from shore was a super adrenaline rush for all of us when we were teenagers, then everything suddenly changed. The thunderstorm was no surprise. My cousins left quickly and I was last because I was the slowest swimmer. Being the last one I experienced very terrifying moments, with a lot of fear. I thought I could drown, the sea was very murky and the waves did not let me rest. I felt I was in trouble, I felt how far and deep the sea was, I thought of many things, my dad, my mom and all the predators that can exist in deep waters until I finally got out of this bad experience and from there I thought that life has a value, a meaning and we must value it. We should take care of ourselves and listen to the people who advise us, who do it to avoid something bad in our lives. Older people know this. This is my espafobia for all of you friends. I invite @diami to participate in this initiative. Best regards, I hope you liked this little story, see you another time.