The hardest things to talk about are the ones we ourselves can't understand. — Elena Ferrante, The Lost Daughter
The hardest things to talk about are the ones we ourselves can't understand. — Elena Ferrante, The Lost Daughter
The hardest things to talk about are the ones we ourselves can't understand. — Elena Ferrante, The Lost Daughter
The hardest things to talk about are the ones we ourselves can't understand. — Elena Ferrante, The Lost Daughter
The hardest things to talk about are the ones we ourselves can't understand. — Elena Ferrante, The Lost Daughter
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The hardest things to talk about are the ones we ourselves can't understand.

— Elena Ferrante, The Lost Daughter
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