Sometimes you will mistake need for love. Be careful. The road with need is never a fair one, never a good one. Much like the road you must walk down. Beware of the one who needs you.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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The quote from Jennifer L. Armentrout's book, "Half-Blood," serves as a poignant reminder about the complexities of love and need. It highlights the common tendency to confuse the two, suggesting that what we perceive as love may sometimes stem instead from an emotional or psychological necessity. This confusion can lead to unhealthy relationships, where dependence overshadows genuine affection.

Furthermore, the cautionary message encourages us to be wary of those who approach us out of need rather than love. Such dynamics can create an imbalance, where the relationship is more about fulfilling a void than nurturing an emotional connection. By being aware of this distinction, we can make more informed choices in our relationships, ensuring that we seek and offer true love instead of need-based attachments.

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