Danh ngôn của Zadie Smith
A lot of women, when they're young, feel they have very good friends, and find later on that friendship is complicated. It's easy to be friends when everyone's 18.
A lot of women, when they're young, feel they have very good friends, and find later on that friendship is complicated. It's easy to be friends when everyone's 18.
Rất nhiều phụ nữ khi còn trẻ cảm thấy họ có những người bạn rất tốt và sau này nhận ra rằng tình bạn đó thật phức tạp. Thật dễ dàng để trở thành bạn bè khi mọi người đều 18 tuổi.
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Các câu danh ngôn khác của cùng chuyên mục: Friendship
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