Don't fall in love with a writer, because that of wanting to fall in love and to fall in love with a writer is like playing with fire in life. (Caption..) (Read Caption..) Don't even think about falling in love of a bohemian, inveterate and relentless lover of letters who writes to love and heartbreak wrapped in passion because I swear to you that they already know it, almost all of them, and if they don't know it the same they imagine it and write it thinking in those who may have already lived it. But if you're going to bugger one, try not to want to enter in his life quickly, not to analyze it by what he writes, not to ask who his inspiration is, not to ask him that he writes to you out of commitment, of not being jealous for those who read it, of not wanting to be his muse the first time because sometimes they don't even have a muse. I would tell you not to fall in love of such a writer because they don't fall in love every day, some do it every three or four years after having lived great follies and others are already in love with life itself. I would tell you not to do it because that of wanting to fall in love and to fall in love with a writer is like playing with fire in life.
