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Last installment, yes, but…
Thanks to you, I learned the importance of being grateful for what I've experienced, of being excited about what's to come, and of letting go of the pain of what no longer exists or cannot exist.
"We shouldn't humanize pets."
Totoro seems to me to be more noble than many human beings and, without intending to, has taught me some of the most important lessons of my life.
The importance of the end
As in the movies, the movie/relationship may have been brutal, but a bad ending leaves us with a bitter taste that is hard to forget.
The art of flirting: for life?
I wanted to end the relationship with that simple but unequivocal argument: You no longer throw me a flirty line, you no longer kiss me with tongue, you no longer spank me when you pass by, but...
I would have done the same, Lorena
It was the most publicized castration in history, but 32 years later, people still don't understand why.
Who talked us into that nonsense, Princess Leia?
I hope you're resting in peace, Leia, princess turned general... you did get lucky in love after all, but love isn't always what they tell us.
'Sex and the City' Easter
We must work on ourselves so we don't end up cheating on a handsome man like Aidan with a harmful Mr. Big.
The return of desire
You can dance, you can want to keep dancing, even if your feet hurt, you can celebrate even in the midst of bad times. In fact, we've all done it at some point.
"In the hands of God"
It reminded me of a quote from bn Sina that keeps going around in my head: "Imagination is half the disease, tranquility is half the remedy, and patience is the beginning of the cure."
Could you love your father's lover?
The world learned of the 865 letters between Camus and his lover, María Caseres, because the writer's daughter considered her to be "a wonderful woman."
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