Quote by Patricia A. McKillip

I didn't know anymore what love meant, or why we were not all better off without it.

I didn't know anymore what love meant, or why we were not al

Summary

This quote reflects a state of confusion and disillusionment with love. The speaker expresses a feeling of being lost and unable to understand the concept of love or its inherent value. They question why humanity wouldn't be better off without love altogether, suggesting that they might have experienced pain or disappointment that has tainted their perception of love's worth. Overall, the quote reveals a profound pondering on the meaning and purpose of love in the speaker's life.

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