I'm Robison, a 22-years-old guy that lives in São Paulo, studying at Fatec ZL and works at Itaú-Unibanco as a intern.

I was born in the state of Bahia and lived there until the age of 19, when I moved to São Paulo to start a degree in the course of Software Analysis and Development.

At work, I help build and automating processes that help leadership in the decision-making - I also do the data analisys.

I don’t remember a lot about my childhood, in short, my life was: go to school, come back home, and go to church every Sunday morning and afternoon. My parents gave me everything I needed, if it was under their conditions.

I was a kid beyond in the church, but there was a little detail: I am gay. Since the start of high school, things started to change. I accepted myself, and I felt that my real life was just beginning. The pandemic of Covid-19 started, and I finally quit church.

Nowadays life is very different as it used to be. I’m living in São Paulo, going to college and working in a big bank, my young version would doubt it with their whole strength. My challenges are others, living in a relative’s house is such a big cross that I need to carry, for now.

I hope someday life will be cooler, things will be easier, and I will finally be able to make my own decisions. I know life is better for me than for a lot of people, who are denied their rights. I’m not the most optimistic person in the world, and I don’t believe their life will get better like I think it should be.