Quote by S. Behrman

I have just about all I can take of myself.

I have just about all I can take of myself.

Summary

This quote implies that the individual has reached a point of exhaustion or frustration with their own self or their personal limitations. They may feel overwhelmed by their own flaws, problems, or emotions, suggesting a sense of fatigue or being burdened by the weight of self-reflection. It depicts a moment of self-awareness and acknowledgment that they have reached the limit of what they can handle or tolerate with regards to their inner self.

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Self Respect

By S. Behrman

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