Quote by Amanda Burton

What a stupid attitude we have in this country to personal stories.

What a stupid attitude we have in this country to personal s

Summary

This quote suggests that there is a prevalent foolish outlook towards personal experiences within a specific country. It implies that people do not properly appreciate or value personal stories, possibly dismissing their significance or not giving them the attention they deserve. It highlights the need to shift this perspective and encourage a more attentive and empathetic approach towards people's individual narratives.

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Attitude

By Amanda Burton

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