“Always have your own way of being in the world. For those who listen to you, you will be an example, those who love you will know that they cannot possess you, and those who have hurt you will not try to touch you again.”

— Prevale

Original: Abbiate sempre un vostro modo di stare nel mondo. Per chi vi ascolta sarete un esempio, chi vi ama saprà che non potrà possedervi e chi vi avrà fatto del male, non proverà più a toccarvi.
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