I'd never hated myself more than at that moment.But it was for the best, because a love between us would only end in tragedy and she already had her fair share of that.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In the book "Pure" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a profound moment of self-loathing occurs when the protagonist recognizes the futility of their romantic feelings. The weight of their emotions leads to a painful realization that pursuing a relationship would ultimately result in heartache and suffering. This moment signifies a turning point where the character prioritizes the well-being of their love interest over their desires.

The quote emphasizes the complexity of love, intertwined with sacrifice and understanding. The protagonist acknowledges that the other person has faced enough tragedy in life, highlighting a poignant sense of responsibility and care. Ultimately, this inner conflict reflects a deeper theme of love's potential to heal or harm, marking a significant theme throughout the narrative.

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