Quote by Kate Miller

I'm tired of all this isolation. I'm tired of this triviality of life. I want real human emotion. I want to feel the natural spontaneity of life, the beautiful randomness and rawness that is life. I want to see you and I want you to see me and I want to bask in that moment of humility and intimacy and the acknowledgement of your dignity and my humanity, even if it is for a second. That'll be enough.

I'm tired of all this isolation. I'm tired of this trivialit

Summary

This quote expresses a deep yearning for genuine connection in the face of isolation and superficiality. The speaker longs for a break from the monotony of everyday life and craves authentic human emotions. They desire to experience the unpredictability and unfiltered essence of existence. The quote ultimately conveys a strong desire to truly see and be seen by others, cherishing moments of vulnerability, intimacy, and mutual recognition of each other's worth and humanity, even if those moments are fleeting.

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Life Humanity Dignity

By Kate Miller

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