“When normality turns into a cage of rules and expectations, a touch of lucid "madness" becomes the only way to remain authentic, create and dream.”

—  Prevale

Original: Quando la normalità si trasforma in una gabbia di regole e aspettative, un tocco di lucida "follia" diventa l'unico modo per restare autentici, creare e sognare.
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