I am unhappy because I do not understand what my heart says
In the novel "My Name Is Red" by Orhan Pamuk, the protagonist grapples with feelings of unhappiness stemming from a lack of understanding of his own emotions. The struggle to comprehend what his heart conveys reflects a deeper existential conflict, where personal desires clash with societal expectations and the complexities of love and art.
This quote encapsulates a universal theme of inner turmoil and the quest for self-awareness. It highlights the often-painful journey individuals undergo to decipher their true feelings, illustrating how the heart can be a source of both joy and confusion.
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