Benjamin Clementine - If you have parents who can't show you love, a kid can grow up to look arr...

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If you have parents who can't show you love, a kid can grow up to look arrogant. Because they need to create a fake self. Or they think they're more powerful than they really are.

Benjamin Clementine

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Wenn Sie Eltern haben, die Sie nicht lieben können, kann ein Kind erwachsen werden, um arrogant auszusehen. Weil sie ein falsches Selbst schaffen müssen. Oder sie denken, dass sie mächtiger sind, als sie wirklich sind.

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