In this candid Spanish monologue, Mauro Stendel recounts the harrowing experiences he endured while serving in the army, including the loss of close friends and multiple life‑or‑death situations. He reflects on how those events have shaped his emotional profile, describing himself as both cold in certain contexts and impulsive in others. Stendel also discusses his long‑standing aversion to psychoanalysis and therapy—viewing them as overly sentimental—and how, over time, he has begun to examine his own psychological state, acknowledging a gradual maturation toward self‑analysis. The narrative blends vivid personal anecdotes with introspective commentary on discipline, emotional regulation, and the evolving acceptance of mental‑health practices.
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