Tennessee WilliamsThere's a time for departure even when there's no certain place to go.
About This Quote
The idea of departure sometimes seems inevitable. Sometimes there is no where to go. The idea of leaving the day-to-day routine behind allows you to find a new sense of freedom that can be quite empowering. You are free from the stereotypes of the people you live with, work with, or know, but are still within reach of your old friends and family.
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