Heather GrahamEach man follows his own path - his own destiny, if you will. And only he is responsible for the choice.
About This Quote
This quote is from the book, "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. It is a fantastic lesson about life and how easy it can be to let others influence our path. In this quote, Gatsby’s friend, Tom, speaks of his choice in pursuing Daisy or not pursuing Daisy.
He says he made his choice and he must live with the consequences of that decision. There is no point of reference for Tom to return to or learn from his choices.
Source: Night Moves
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