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Jay’s not sure he believes in therapy. He definitely doesn’t believe in closure. People aren’t doors. They’re whole floor plans, entire labyrinths, and the harder you try to escape, the more lost inside them you become.
Heaven and hell are the same: the ones you love.
Don’t sons have responsibilities, too? The answer is yes, they do. To hold their fathers accountable.
No one carries the best parts of themselves. The best parts are those held inside of others.
