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Sônia
Sônia believes that not being young was the predominant factor for her husband's infidelity. In her solitude, she begins a search for self-esteem and self-awareness. For the first time, she allows herself pleasure and confronts internal taboos that had never been awakened before.
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Sônia believes that not being young was the predominant factor for her husband's infidelity. In her solitude, she begins a search for self-esteem and self-awareness. For the first time, she allows herself pleasure and confronts internal taboos that had never been awakened before.
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Written By:Izah Neiva
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