“True love is based on unshakable trust and a constant and unbridled desire to want each other in everyday life.”

— Prevale

Original: (it) Il vero amore si basa su una fiducia incrollabile ed un desiderio costante e sfrenato di volersi l'un l'altro nella vita di tutti i giorni.
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