It's exhausting. When everything's a deliberate political stance. Even if it's interesting.
In A.S. Byatt's novel "Possession," the protagonist grapples with the overwhelming nature of a world where every action and opinion seems to carry a political weight. This atmosphere can be mentally and emotionally draining, as individuals are constantly navigating the implications of their choices and statements.
The quote highlights the fatigue that comes from living in such a highly politicized environment. While the complexities of these interactions can be fascinating, the pressure to maintain a conscious political stance can lead to exhaustion, emphasizing the tension between personal expression and societal expectations.
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