“Sometimes to reassure you, you do not have to deceive yourself in thinking to have certainties, just understand that you do not… — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“Insecurity takes on various disguises. Cockiness and arrogance are among the most common.” — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“You understand how much you know about a subject the moment you give explanations to someone who doesn't know anything about it.” — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“The things we do not do say about us as much as the things we do, if not more.” — luigina sgarro Copy Share Image
“Freedom is also to understand that what the world thinks of us is less important for our well-being than what we think of the… — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“I think there is a substantial difference between hypocrisy and diplomacy: hypocrisy is not saying things, diplomacy is knowing how to say things.” — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“We spend most of our lives looking for reassurance from others until we find that others are looking for reassurance from us. And somebody… — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“We end up being strangers to those who have known us for too long.” — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“Sometimes to reassure you, you do not have to deceive yourself in thinking to have certainties, just understand that you do not need them.” — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“Someone can accept an impossible challenge because deep within they believe it possible. Possible and impossible can be assessed differently by a woman and… — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“I wonder why the more one thing is unforgettable and the more we find it difficult to separate ourselves from the objects that remind… — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“Our ability to forgive depends more on how much we love than on how much we are loved.” — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“If we were honest with ourselves we would know that what we fear is not to hurt others for fear of their suffering but… — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
“Beauty is not perfection, it is what makes us understand the uselessness of perfection.” — Luigina Sgarro Copy Share Image
