I have already lost touch with a couple people I used to be.
In her book "Slouching Towards Bethlehem," Joan Didion reflects on the profound sense of disconnection that individuals can experience over time. She acknowledges that her journey through life has led to a gradual loss of connection with certain people she once knew well. This sentiment highlights the inevitable changes that occur in relationships as personal identities evolve.
Didion's observation serves as a poignant reminder of how life's circumstances and choices can alter our connections with others. The phrase encapsulates a sense of nostalgia and the sometimes painful realization that as we grow, we may drift away from those who were once significant parts of our lives.
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