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This is a hazard she’s familiar with: when you love, you see what you love, not necessarily what’s there.
You don’t need destruction to shine. And you don’t want to be one of those people who thrives when it’s difficult. The sooner you figure out easy is good, the better off you’ll be.”
“You cannot make a perfect choice here,” Delan continues. “That’s what I’m saying. It doesn’t exist. It’s a mistake to care, just like it’s a mistake to not care enough. You may live another day, but you will never win.”
to be afraid to look a little longer at something that is not us—what kind of insular world would that be? What kind of limited exposure would our lives be hemmed in by?
