Claire Rosenfeld

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we were always going, we would never get stuck. If we contributed—had important jobs—then we could anchor ourselves to some bigger idea of belonging, of security. To this end, we could do anything we wanted with our lives, so long as we did something, and did that something with unyielding insistence. If we stopped moving, perhaps she feared, we would get used to the stillness, turn lazy.
On Our Best Behavior: The Price Women Pay to Be Good
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