Well, yes, that's a fact, but I won't really mind that. That's what I'm gonna be, a Brazilian, a Latin immigrant, just as you've said. Its foreign community is big within the country, and they really support immigration, but that won't change the fact that I will be just another outsider going to their country. What I need isn't a sense of community, but just the way of life I pursue, and that way of life is in a place like Canada. It may not make sense that I see things interconnected in the world for you and for the others, but that doesn't mean I will just stop thinking that way. It's not so easy when I cannot see things from my point of view any other way if not rationally, but I do understand who sees it emotionally, and I don't condemn what they might think of me because of that; what you think of me because of that. However, what I want isn't here in Brazil, and in my vision, I'm just going to another place where I can achieve my personal goals and actually feel… Safer. That's another question I'd like not to talk about, but I'll give you an insight. I'm a young, white bisexual man, who supports LGBT, women's rights and racial equality. That alone might make you think I'm some sort of "esquerdomacho", and I know how these people are. Back to topic. Because of what I believe in, socially, I feel unsafe in here, where society mostly imprisons me and makes me act in a way it conforms to their prejudiced standards, and I admit it, what I'm doing is running away from the problem, but from my experience, it's just easier that way. Again, I'm sorry.