I don't understand. I have so much courage, fire, energy, for so many things, yet I get so hurt, so wounded by small things.
Anaïs Nin reflects on the paradox of her emotional experience in her work "Nearer the Moon". She expresses a profound inner strength characterized by courage and passion, yet she finds herself easily hurt by seemingly insignificant events. This contradiction highlights the fragility of human emotions and the complexity of her inner life.
The quote captures the essence of being resilient and energetic while still feeling vulnerable to minor setbacks. Nin's introspective nature allows readers to see how deeply emotional experiences can affect a person, regardless of their outward bravado and enthusiasm for life.
