The dread of futility has been my life-long plague.
The author, Maya Angelou, describes a personal, ongoing struggle with the fear of life's meaninglessness. This sense of futility has deeply affected her emotional and mental well-being, shaping her outlook on life and her experiences.
She reflects on how this persistent dread influences her thoughts and feelings, illustrating the profound impact that such existential fears can have on an individual. Her words reveal a candid acknowledgment of this internal challenge, adding a layer of vulnerability and honesty to her story.
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