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In this brief, first‑person monologue, Mauro Stendel recounts the painful three‑hour tattoo session in which he inked the phrase “never again” repeatedly on his body. The experience serves as a catalyst for a broader personal declaration: he will no longer prioritize other people’s happiness above his own. He argues that constantly pleasing others leads to self‑neglect, preventing him from fulfilling his own responsibilities and goals. Stendel questions the value of helping those who have never reciprocated—especially in professional or financial terms—concluding that such one‑sided assistance is unjustified.
