Quote by Stephen King

In the end, we wear out our worries.

In the end, we wear out our worries.

Summary

This quote suggests that worrying excessively and constantly can be mentally and physically draining. It implies that as time passes, worries lose their power and significance, as they inevitably become exhausted and wear out. It could be interpreted as an encouragement to let go of worries that consume our thoughts and energy, as they ultimately serve no productive purpose. Instead, it emphasizes the importance of focusing on the present moment and finding ways to overcome and move beyond our worries.

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By Stephen King

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