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Solitary isn't necessarily lonely

— Orson Scott Card

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  3. She knew exactly what she had done to him. And yet she couldn't quite believe that she was jerking him around
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  5. Maybe she just wanted to be the one to decide when things happened between them. Then again, what women didn't want to decide that?
  6. The kind of man that's the one kind worth loving, when I tell him that story, he'll never be able to love me
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  8. There's a lot of guys around who are better for you than I am

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Topics in this quote

  • self
  • loneliness
  • peace
  • mental health
  • mindset
  • solitude
  • alone

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