I didn't say it was a rational fear. But the worst fears aren't, are they?
In the book "Personal Demon" by Kelley Armstrong, a character reflects on the nature of fear, suggesting that some of our most intense fears are not based on rationality. This highlights the complexity of human emotions, where feelings can often overshadow logical reasoning.
The quote emphasizes that the most profound fears often stem from irrational sources, challenging the idea that fear must always be logical to be impactful. It serves to remind us that fears can be deeply rooted and influential, regardless of whether they make sense on the surface.
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