Every person is an entrance to another world.

Tara Estacaan
Every person is an entrance to another world.
Every person is an entrance to another world.
Every person is an entrance to another world.
Every person is an entrance to another world.
About This Quote

Every person is an entrance to another world. This quote is about seeing the world in a different way. It’s about seeing the world through each person you meet. When you meet someone, you don’t just see that person or people like them, you see everyone like them.

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