Meredith L. Young-Sowers Quotes

To Assume You Know Someone Well Enough That You Can And Do Predict Their Behavior And Mental Perspective Is A Gross And Often Tragic Mistake, For It Eliminates That Person's Freedom To Create His Or Her Own Opinion And Drastically Affects The Emerging Picture Of The Relationship.

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