It was only when the salt water of my tears ran into my cuts and made them stingthat I discovered I was crying.
The protagonist experiences a profound moment of realization about her emotional pain. The metaphor of salt water from her tears stinging her wounds illustrates how intertwined physical and emotional suffering can be. This connection emphasizes that her inner turmoil has manifested in a way that she can physically feel, bringing her to an acute awareness of her distress.
This quote from Marian Keyes’ "Anybody Out There?" highlights a turning point in the character's journey. It reflects the vulnerability that comes with acknowledging one's feelings and how often we overlook our emotional state until it becomes unavoidable, suggesting that healing requires confronting both the emotional and physical scars we carry.
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