Brittany CavallaroTruth be told, I liked that blurriness. That line where reality and fiction jutted up against each other.
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This quote is exactly how it sounds to me. It’s a quote where the writer has both the joy and pain of revealing something. This quote is about something that was either very hard to say or really difficult for this person to say. Also, the writer says it so lightheartedly, which makes it easy to take in rather than being filled with sadness.
Source: A Study In Charlotte
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