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Toda ofensa no replicada tendrÃ¡ que enmudecer al no encontrar un ego donde asirse y arraigarse

Toda ofensa no replicada tendrÃ¡ que enmudecer al no encontr

Summary

This quote means that an offense or insult loses its power when it cannot find an ego to latch onto and take root. In other words, when someone doesn't respond or react to an offense, it renders the insult powerless, as it doesn't have anyone's ego to feed off and provoke further reactions. This suggests that by not engaging in the negativity, one can effectively quell and neutralize the impact of insults and offenses.

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