I loved every one of these people. And I couldn't take another minute of their company.
In the book "Sunshine" by Robin McKinley, the protagonist experiences a complex mix of emotions towards the people around her. Despite having deep affection for them, she feels overwhelmed and unable to tolerate their presence any longer. This sentiment reflects the inner turmoil that can arise in close relationships, where love and frustration coexist.
This quote encapsulates the struggle of being both connected to others and needing space. It highlights the challenges of navigating interpersonal dynamics, showing how love can sometimes lead to feelings of confinement, prompting a desire for distance even from those we care for deeply.
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