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Bagi said she had stepped away from live broadcasts to renovate and furnish a rented apartment for her parents. According to her, she spent weeks making repairs and transporting belongings, even traveling to Rio Grande do Sul, and she handed over the keys on the day of the publication. She stated that her parents were safe, away from the rains and floods in the state, and that they now lived closer to her, in a property without cracks in the walls or leaks. Bagi also reported that during this period, she participated in demonstrations and dedicated hours to talking with undecided voters. After completing the move, she said she began to feel symptoms of a severe flu and exhaustion, which she attributed to lack of sleep and accumulated effort. She stated that she would rest for a few days before returning to publish and that she would celebrate the achievement. #Militância #Mudança #Família (translated)

Bagi stated that games were recognized as art and culture in Brazil and said she was happy about it, being a Digital Games student and content creator about games for over a decade. She added that Brazilian studios and developers were grateful and thanked Lula. https://t.co/p1DepwZpvi #Games #Arte #Cultura (translated)

Bagi stated that he understood that people in São Paulo wanted to move the event to another location for safety and to avoid giving arguments to radical groups, but he expressed frustration with the possibility of leaving Avenida Paulista, despite having organized first. According to Bagi, organizing the event there would prevent the right from gaining ground. He also stated that, in the capital, his group had been the majority at the polls and in the streets and that they should act as a resistance. Bagi said he would follow the organization's decision but argued that they should not back down. #Resistência #SãoPaulo #Democracia (translated)

Bagi reported information about the demonstration scheduled for Sunday, 11/10, starting at 11 am, at MASP, on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo. According to the publication, a walk to Praça Roosevelt was planned for 1 pm, and more information could be found on the organization's profile, Bella Vascc. Bagi recommended that participants bring documents, emergency contacts, medical information, and personal medications. He also suggested safety measures for cell phones, comfortable clothing, and sun protection, as well as water, food, first aid items, and a change of clothes. The publication further advised that people go in groups and arrange a meeting point. Regarding the security of the event, Bagi stated that the organization had informed about the presence of military police from the 11th battalion. He also mentioned that the Corinthian Revolution would provide support and that antifascist fan groups from Palmeiras and Santos were confirmed. Bagi wrote that Erika Hilton, Sâmia Bomfim, and Guilherme Boulos were among the confirmed names in the trio, noting that there could be other participants. The official hashtag, according to the publication, was #MovimentoDia11. #MovimentoDia11 #MovimentoDia11 #Manifestação #AtoPúblico (translated)

Bagi stated that she deleted the post because, in her assessment, the people it was intended for had already read it, while right-wing users began to appear to inflame the discussion. She said her view on the community remained the same and that demanding consistency from creators with the values they defended was not being inconvenient. #Comunidade #Direita #Valores (translated)

Bagi stated that it seemed futile to try to unite communities around a political goal when leftist positions led to attacks against the left itself. He argued that educational texts could help create identification, empathy, and unity in a critical moment, and said that the right remained united by not attacking its allies. According to Bagi, some people preferred to discredit members of their own camp to feel superior, while the right "set fire" to public institutions. #Unidade #Esquerda #Política (translated)

He criticized a person who, according to him, was very vocal within a community and used a text about connection and unity among communities, in light of the political moment, to foster hostility among allies. He stated that these people were doing a job that the right could not do better and said that they were showing themselves to be what they criticized and hated. #comunidade #unidade #solidariedade (translated)

Bagi stated that, although she did not want the text to stray too far from her bubble, the political moment was strategic for the opposition, which, according to her, could seek reasons for the left to fight among themselves. She requested that the communities avoid conflicts and unite around common values and agendas, adding that demanding stances on important issues was not “being a nuisance.” She also advocated for fandoms to temporarily set aside their differences regarding characters and support allied communities in the defense of rights. For Bagi, the political landscape required unity beyond individual preferences. #Unidos #Comunidade #Solidariedade (translated)

Bagi said that she felt she owed news to the community, but she refrained from giving updates to focus particularly on political positioning posts regarding the current situation. She also explained that she did not do the live broadcast scheduled for the end of September because she changed her plans. She stated that she will soon share an important achievement, unrelated to content creation, and said she is exhausted but believes the effort was worth it. #Comunidade #Notícias #Política (translated)

Bagi said she was distressed with the result of the first round, but stated that she would not respond with hate, misogyny, or ignorance, as she did not want to equate herself with the right in the country. For the second round, she advocated voting for Lula, number 13, and hoped that abstention would decrease. The author stated that she was voting in defense of poor people, workers with formal jobs, users of the SUS and the medications distributed for free, in addition to the protection of rare lands, the Amazon, and Brazilian sovereignty. She also said she believed that Brazil would make it clear on the 25th that Latin American countries would not be "the backyard of the United States." Bagi stated that even in the face of disagreements regarding Lula's form of government, voters should consider the global political scenario and the international attention focused on Brazil. According to her, the choice was between resisting or becoming a colony, and her decision was to resist. The author related this position to the resistance of women who fought before her and dedicated the message to her great-grandmother, whom she called a healer. #Lula13 #Eleições2023 #Soberania (translated)