Quote by Jane Austen

She hated herself more than she could express.


She hated herself more than she could express.

Summary

This quote describes the intense self-hatred that someone feels but struggles to put into words. The individual's self-loathing goes beyond what they can articulate, indicating the depth and intensity of their negative feelings towards themselves. It highlights the immense personal dissatisfaction and likely internal struggle this person experiences, suggesting that their self-hatred has become a prominent and distressing aspect of their life.

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