Jodi LaPalmI'm not the same person I was before, and I am deathly afraid I will never be her again...
About This Quote
This quote captures the fact that no matter how much you want to be the same person, it’s impossible. Change happens all the time, and if you can’t adapt to that change then something is wrong. It’s the same thing with people. People change over time, which means that you will never be the person you were before. This quote shows that even people change, which means that it’s better to be yourself instead of trying to look like someone else because you are afraid of being judged.
Source: Still Life: A Novella
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