I'm sorry. I'm used to people objecting to things because they think I can't do them or shouldn't do them. It didn't occur to me that you might have a real reason.
The quote highlights the character's experiences with skepticism from others, suggesting they have frequently faced doubt about their abilities. This recurring theme has led to a defensive mindset, where they assume objections arise from a lack of faith in their potential rather than from valid concerns.
This realization marks a turning point, indicating that the character begins to understand the depth of others' motivations. Instead of perceiving opposition solely as a challenge to their capabilities, they now recognize that genuine concerns can exist, reflecting a more nuanced understanding of interpersonal dynamics.
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