Tim Kreider Quotes
At A Certain Age Our Parents Offhandedly Start Telling Us Things We've Never Heard Before, About Themselves And Their Families, Their Upbringing And History. They're Turning Their Lives Into Stories, Trying To Make Sense Of Them In Retrospect And Pass Them On While There's Still Time. You Begin, Embarrassingly Belatedly, To See Them As People With Lives Long Preceding Your Own.
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