Maybe it don't seem to make sense for a fella to be doing things for a reason that he don't know about. But I reckon I've been doing it most of my life.
In the quote from Jim Thompson's book "Pop. 1280," the speaker reflects on the idea of acting without fully understanding one's motivations. They acknowledge a tendency to engage in actions driven by instinct or subconscious impulses, suggesting that there is often a deeper reasoning behind what we do, even if it remains unclear to us.
This perspective highlights the complexity of human behavior, where individuals might find themselves following a path influenced by unknown forces or experiences. It raises questions about self-awareness and the reasons behind our choices, implying that there is significance in our actions, even when their purpose eludes us.
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