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“Weißt du, was ich über die Liebe weiß, Sav? Sie ist grenzenlos. Du verliebst dich schließlich in einen Menschen und nicht in ein Geschlecht. Das ist im Allgemeinen doch wirklich nebensächlich, nicht wahr? Viel wichtiger ist es doch. was der Mensch in dir auslöst - was er dich fühlen lässt. Wenn du glücklich bist, dann scher dich nicht um anderer Meinung , hörst du? Und wenn es sich richtig anfühlt, dann ist es Liebe!”

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JAXX: And so the adventure begins

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