Never say you understand someone's pain if you haven't felt the same, because not only would you sound mocking but also — Lolah Runda, Hikari Okami: Kitsune Series
Never say you understand someone's pain if you haven't felt the same, because not only would you sound mocking but also — Lolah Runda, Hikari Okami: Kitsune Series
Never say you understand someone's pain if you haven't felt the same, because not only would you sound mocking but also — Lolah Runda, Hikari Okami: Kitsune Series
Never say you understand someone's pain if you haven't felt the same, because not only would you sound mocking but also — Lolah Runda, Hikari Okami: Kitsune Series
Never say you understand someone's pain if you haven't felt the same, because not only would you sound mocking but also — Lolah Runda, Hikari Okami: Kitsune Series
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Never say you understand someone's pain if you haven't felt the same, because not only would you sound mocking but also ignorant.

— Lolah Runda, Hikari Okami: Kitsune Series
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