Community Quote by Jenna Ortega

“To have any sort of community is so, so important for humans. I think that I forget that sometimes because I definitely enjoy my solitude.” quote by Jenna Ortega — Download Open image

“To have any sort of community is so, so important for humans. I think that I forget that sometimes because I definitely enjoy my solitude.”

Jenna Ortega

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