Quote by Neil Gaiman

You can't run away from home without destroying somebody's world.

You can't run away from home without destroying somebody's w

Summary

This quote speaks to the profound impact our actions can have on the lives of others, particularly those close to us. Running away from home is often seen as an act of escape or rebellion, but it also signifies abandoning responsibilities and relationships that others deeply depend on. The decision to flee home can shatter the sense of security and stability of loved ones left behind, causing immense pain and disruption to their world. It serves as a reminder that our choices shouldn't be taken lightly, as they can have far-reaching consequences, extending beyond our own circumstances.

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