Quote by Stephenie Meyer

Life sucks, and then you die...

Life sucks, and then you die...

Summary

This quote highlights the pessimistic view that life is filled with disappointments and hardships, ultimately leading to our inevitable death. It suggests that life is devoid of meaning or purpose, focusing on its negative aspects rather than seeking joy or happiness. The quote may serve as a reminder of life's difficulties, urging us to accept the inevitable end and find solace in embracing the present moment.

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By Stephenie Meyer

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