The truth didn't dawn on me. The truth is an early riser and when I finally blinked awake, it was glaring.
by Esther Schor
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In "My Last JDate," author Esther Schor reflects on the moment of realization that comes with understanding deeper truths in life. She suggests that these truths often feel like a bright light, illuminating the reality one has been avoiding. It implies that awareness may not come easily and can be surprising when it is finally recognized. Schor captures the essence of awakening to one's experiences and the sometimes harsh reality that comes with it.

This introspection highlights the struggle between denial and acceptance, where the truth presents itself forcefully, akin to waking up from a deep sleep. The metaphor of truth as an "early riser" emphasizes that clarity often comes at a moment we least expect, demanding our attention and forcing us to confront what we may have overlooked. Schor's words resonate with anyone who has faced the challenge of accepting their circumstances fully.

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