Quote by Shelley Duvall

I'm not afraid of aging.

I'm not afraid of aging.

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This quote suggests that the speaker does not fear the natural process of growing older. They may have come to terms with the various physical, mental, and emotional changes that typically accompany aging, and have a sense of acceptance or even positivity towards this stage of life. It could also imply a lack of concern about societal pressures or stereotypes associated with aging, underlining a positive outlook on the aging process itself.

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