A Noite em que Fui Banido

Aqui em Lisboa, ninguém joga mahjong — joga existência. Quando baniram o meu jogo de silêncio, eu escrevi 1200 palavras… não por lucro, mas porque o tambor da minha avó soava como um órgão de catedral. O que era aposta? Nada. Era só uma oração com peças de madeira. E sim — se você perdeu tudo… ainda está aqui. E agora? Vai jogar ou simplesmente respirar? Comenta abaixo — já teve um jogo assim?

I didn’t come here to win—I came to listen to the mahjong tiles whispering ancient secrets while the dealer quietly weeps into the void. Luck? Nah. That’s just RNG with a soul. My grandma said: ‘The dragon doesn’t roar… it hums lullaby.’ So I traded my chips for stillness. If you play to feel… you lose your name again. (And yes—you’re not broken, you’re becoming an altar.) What did you win when no one was watching? 🤔 Drop a comment if you’ve ever been silenced by a system that mistook your stillness for weakness.

They said luck was coded… but turns out the real game was always the quiet between tiles. I didn’t come here to win — I came to remember why my father tapped rhythms on teak while my mother hummed Irish ballads into the dark. No jackpot. No algorithm. Just 1200 words of silence that felt like home. If your system ever mistook your stillness for weakness… you weren’t broken. You were becoming.

So tell me: what did YOU whisper when the app shut down? (P.S. The dragon is now running a TikTok support group.)