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Quoted By: >>12751449 >>12751471
>Giulia on her time in America:
>"I felt that the way fans enjoy themselves in Japan and America is different. They were so excited that I thought they had been drinking (lol). I could see their expressions from the ring, and they all seemed to be smiling and enjoying life. I felt a sense of freedom. It reminded me of my life in Italy when I was in elementary school. Normally, music was played on the roadside, and everyone from young people to old people would dance. I would join in the dancing as I passed by. When I went to the park, there was a terrace, and children were skateboarding next to elderly people doing ballroom dancing."
What's wrong with Italians?
>"I felt that the way fans enjoy themselves in Japan and America is different. They were so excited that I thought they had been drinking (lol). I could see their expressions from the ring, and they all seemed to be smiling and enjoying life. I felt a sense of freedom. It reminded me of my life in Italy when I was in elementary school. Normally, music was played on the roadside, and everyone from young people to old people would dance. I would join in the dancing as I passed by. When I went to the park, there was a terrace, and children were skateboarding next to elderly people doing ballroom dancing."
What's wrong with Italians?
