Quote by Esai Morales

I'm a very romantic person.

I'm a very romantic person.

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This quote means that the speaker possesses a strong inclination towards romance. They are likely to have a fondness for the expression of love, intimacy, and sentimentality in their relationships or surroundings. Additionally, it indicates that the person tends to view and interpret the world through a lens of romanticism, embracing love, passion, and emotional connections.

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