That said, I admire people who are curious and open their minds to new possibilities, especially after a certain age. You have to draw the line somewhere, though, and with me it's my anus.
In the book "Calypso," author David Sedaris expresses admiration for those who maintain their curiosity and willingness to embrace new experiences as they age. He recognizes the importance of keeping an open mind and exploring new possibilities, highlighting the value of lifelong learning and adaptability.
However, Sedaris also emphasizes the need for personal boundaries, playfully stating that, while he appreciates openness, there are limits to what he is comfortable with. This blend of curiosity and boundary-setting reflects a humorous yet thoughtful approach to life’s varying challenges and opportunities.
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