Is It a Crime

In a world where other people's opinions always find something to criticise, there is a stubborn acknowledgement of the right to love - ten times in a row, if necessary, or in spite of everything.

The words fly sharply, but instead of a confession, it is more like a manifesto: love does not have to fit into other people's frameworks and does not need approval.

There is no naivety here, only maturity, bold and weary at the same time.

Like walking in heels on asphalt at night: loud, confident and without apology.