“Whatever action you have done, right or wrong that's, has taught you something. Learning, in life, means maturing.”

— Prevale

Original: Qualsiasi azione abbiate fatto, giusta o sbagliata che sia, vi ha insegnato qualcosa. Imparare, nella vita, significa maturare.
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