Quote by Glen Duncan

He loved the feel and smell of her palm and because he was one of those men who was always ultimately looking to dissolve himself into a woman.

He loved the feel and smell of her palm and because he was o

Summary

This quote encapsulates the deep longing for intimacy and emotional connection within a man. The protagonist finds solace and comfort in the physical presence of a woman he loves, cherishing the tactile experience of her palm. His desire to dissolve himself into her suggests a yearning to merge their identities, seeking a profound sense of unity and belonging. It speaks to a profound longing for emotional dissolution and complete surrender to love.

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