“In a moment of fragility, don’t give up. You’ve overcome your own hells more than once and you’ll do it again… and again. You must not crumble, but continue to fight.”

—  Prevale

Original: In un momento di fragilità, non arrenderti. Hai superato i tuoi inferni più di una volta e lo farai ancora... e ancora. Non devi crollare, ma continuare a lottare.
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