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medium . . . "Eu sou a humanidade, ela tinha escrito. Egoísta, obstinada, sentimental, infantil, vaidosa. Eu sou a humanidade. Cínica,...
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“I just don't know what to say. This One is captivating. I don't know, it's strange the way she makes you read and reread it several times. The way it is written or even the way you interpret it. I think the key word is this: Interpret, because if you simply read, you will probably understand a large amount of NOTHING! But if you stop what you're doing, read and interpret... I no longer know what I'm writing. I read it and said "I have to recommend this!" and well... Here I am. So, no matter how small the writing is, it is light and conveys feelings. I really liked it, and congratulations to the author.”
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