Quote by Bertrand Russell

I do so hate to leave this world

I do so hate to leave this world

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The quote expresses a sense of reluctance towards leaving the world, implying that the speaker is attached to their existence and is not ready or willing to depart. This sentiment could arise from a deep connection with life and all its experiences, a fear of the unknown that awaits beyond death, or perhaps a combination of both. It conveys a profound attachment to the present reality and a desire to cling onto what is familiar and cherished.

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