Quote by Jodi Picoult

We are all, I suppose, beholden to our parents - the question is, how much?

We are all, I suppose, beholden to our parents - the questio

Summary

This quote suggests that we are all indebted to our parents in some way, but questions the extent of this indebtedness. It implies that while acknowledging our indebtedness to our parents is necessary, the degree to which we are beholden to them varies among individuals. The quote invites us to reflect on the balance between gratitude for the influence and support of our parents, and the freedom and autonomy we should strive for as we navigate our own lives.

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By Jodi Picoult

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