Quote by Diego De Silva

Io non sono un duro. Non lo sono mai stato. In vita mia, se devo essere completamente sincero, credo di non aver mai preso una decisione. Non mi piacciono molto le decisione. Per decidere devi essere convinto, e io non sono convinto quasi di niente. Sono piÃ¹ un tipo da opzioni, ecco.

Io non sono un duro. Non lo sono mai stato. In vita mia, se

Summary

In this quote, the speaker is acknowledging that they are not a tough or decisive person. They admit to never having made a decision in their entire life and express their dislike for making decisions. The speaker lacks conviction and claims to not be convinced of almost anything. Instead, they identify themselves as someone who prefers having options rather than committing to a particular choice.

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By Diego De Silva

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