There was something soul-burningly about being on the brink of losing control, tumbling over into the unknown, and I wanted to fall and never resurface.-Jennifer L. Armentrout
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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In the quote by Jennifer L. Armentrout from her book "Onyx," the author explores the intense emotions tied to the feeling of losing control. This moment symbolizes a deep longing for freedom, suggesting that the prospect of surrendering to the unknown is both frightening and exhilarating. The struggle between safety and the desire for liberation is a powerful theme that resonates with many readers.

The phrase "soul-burningly" captures the depth of this yearning, signifying that the allure of the unknown can be irresistibly potent. Armentrout articulates a desire to escape reality and embrace the chaos, suggesting that the experience of letting go might bring a sense of relief or transformation. This complex emotional landscape invites readers to reflect on their own fears and desires in the face of uncertainty.

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