Quote by Laura Anne Gilman

The painful truth is that while we might have the illusion, none of us are free.

The painful truth is that while we might have the illusion,

Summary

This quote suggests that despite our belief in our freedom, the reality is that none of us are truly free. It implies that our freedom is merely an illusion, indicating that various external or internal factors restrict our ability to make completely autonomous choices. Whether influenced by societal norms, personal limitations, or external constraints, this quote highlights the underlying lack of true freedom experienced by individuals, undermining the conventional notion of freedom as an inherent right.

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By Laura Anne Gilman

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