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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Can’t control what you like

Is it natural to say “control what you like” or is there an other way to say this?


One can’t control what one likes. I like women with xxxx. I can’t control what I like.


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It seems OK. In ancient Rome, Horace advised 'Certum voto pete finem', which is commonly translated as 'Set a limit to your desire'. Good advice!

— Clive

  • It seems OK.
  • In ancient Rome, Horace advised 'Certum voto pete finem', which is commonly translated as 'Set a limit to your desire'.
  • Good advice!
  • Clive
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It seems OK.

In ancient Rome, Horace advised 'Certum voto pete finem', which is commonly translated as 'Set a limit to your desire'.

Good advice!


Clive

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