Yo tampoco te quiero

Yo tampoco te quiero

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Last published Thu, Dec 18, 2014

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- Desde pequeños nos hacen creer en cuentos de hadas. Sin embargo, la vida me ha enseñado lo caro que cuesta decir te quiero. - ¿Por qué lo dices? - Al decir te quiero estás exponiendote a que te hagan daño, estás arriesgándote a admitir que necesitas a esa persona, y nada te hace más vulnerable. Esas palabras me dan pánico. - En ese caso, no te quiero. - Yo tampoco te quiero. Lo nuestro es demasiado bonito como para destrozarlo con sentimientos.

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