A distressingly large portion of the world doesn't do you any good whatsoever.
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In Charles Frazier's novel "Nightwoods," the author reflects on the troubling reality that much of the world's experiences and events can feel unhelpful or even harmful. This poignant quote encapsulates a sense of disillusionment, where individuals may find themselves surrounded by negativity and turmoil, suggesting that these external factors can significantly affect one's emotional and psychological well-being.
The quote also implies a deeper commentary on the nature of existence and the...
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