Fantatro Fa Tohon-Javatra, Fa Iniako Jonoin-Kankarary.
This proverb describes a situation where a person is aware of the potential negative consequences of their actions but chooses to proceed anyway. In other words, they are willing to endure the pain or adverse effects to achieve a goal or satisfy a desire. An equivalent expression in English could be: ‘I know this might end badly, but I’m doing it anyway.’
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