I had changed, and gone on changing, but I did not fully remember how it had begun, or understand why.

Susan Hill
I had changed, and gone on changing, but I did...
I had changed, and gone on changing, but I did...
I had changed, and gone on changing, but I did...
I had changed, and gone on changing, but I did...
About This Quote

I had changed, and gone on changing, but I did not fully remember how it had begun, or understand why. This quote is about the process of change. It refers to how change happens in our lives without us understanding why. We may not know how it began, but we do know that it has continued on. The more that change occurs in our lives, the harder it becomes to keep track of.

Source: Mrs De Winter

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