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How lovers are born

A chronicle by Cláudia Lucas Chéu that reflects on emotional isolation and human loneliness, questioning the true closeness between people and suggesting that, despite appearances, no one really knows or understands the inner suffering of others, comparing human relationships to simple paracetamols that only relieve visible pain.

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