Jodi PicoultBut memory is like plaster: peel it back and you just might find a completely different picture.
About This Quote
The saying really means that when you think about something in your past, you will likely see it differently than when you look back at the same time period. It doesn’t necessarily mean that there was anything wrong or bad about the memory, it just means how you look at things is different than how others would. This often happens when we are very young and seeing things through our own eyes. As we grow older, we tend to see things in a more objective way.
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