Quote by Vedrana Rudan

? to je naÅ¡ao u tebi, pitala me moja majka?? to si naÅ¡ao u meni?Ne seri.

? to je naÅ¡ao u tebi, pitala me moja majka?? to si naÅ¡ao u

Summary

In this quote, the speaker's mother questions them about what they found in someone else. The speaker responds dismissively, using vulgar language to express disbelief and disagreement. The quote implies that the speaker does not believe they possess any redeeming qualities that someone else could find worthwhile. It reflects a negative self-perception and suggests a lack of self-esteem or self-worth.

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By Vedrana Rudan

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