If you want to help those in trouble, you have to go where the troubles are. There is little to choose.
The quote from Cormac McCarthy's "The Sunset Limited" emphasizes the importance of confronting difficulties head-on. It suggests that to truly assist those who are struggling, one must be willing to immerse themselves in the environments and situations where these challenges exist. This reflects a commitment to understanding and addressing the root causes of problems rather than remaining distant or passive.
McCarthy’s words remind us that effective help requires more than just good intentions; it demands a courageous approach to facing discomfort and chaos. Recognizing that there is little distinction between ourselves and those in distress encourages empathy and action, prompting us to engage directly with the struggles that others face.
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