“The woman has a warrior instinct, she cares for and protects what she loves. She transforms feelings into actions and has a sixth sense that is never wrong. Respecting her should not be a courtesy, but a duty.”

— Prevale

Original: La donna ha un istinto guerriero, cura e protegge ciò che ama. Trasforma i sentimenti in azioni ed ha un sesto senso che non sbaglia mai. Rispettarla non deve essere una cortesia, ma un dovere.
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