I cry at everything. Simply to spite myself and embarrass myself.
The quote from Sylvia Plath's "The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath" reflects a deep emotional complexity. Plath expresses her tendency to cry in various situations, indicating a struggle with her feelings. This habit seems to stem from a desire to confound herself, as she acknowledges that her tears are often self-imposed and serve to embarrass her.
Plath's words resonate with anyone who has experienced overwhelming emotions. Her candid admission highlights a common human experience: the interplay between vulnerability and a sense of self-awareness. This quote encapsulates the essence of personal conflict and the sometimes contradictory nature of human emotions.
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