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I will be the one to leave you. David Levithan, The Lover's Dictionary

I will be the one to leave you. David Levithan, The Lover's

Summary

This quote, from David Levithan's novel "The Lover's Dictionary," implies that the speaker will be the one to end the relationship. It may suggest a sense of resignation or acceptance that the speaker has reached a point of decision and will take the initiative to walk away. The use of the word "leave" reflects the finality and conscious choice involved in the act of breaking up with someone. Ultimately, it signifies the speaker's willingness to take control of their own happiness or growth, even if it means causing pain to the other person.

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