“In a life in which there is no child, no one knows anything about your life’s meaning. They might suspect it doesn’t have one – no centre it is built around. Your life’s value is invisible, like the contexts of that young driver’s friends. How wonderful to tread an invisible path, where what matters most can hardly be seen.”

“In a life in which there is no child, no one knows anything about your life’s meaning. They might suspect it doesn’t have one – no centre it is built around. Your life’s value is invisible, like the contexts of that young driver’s friends. How wonderful to tread an invisible path, where what matters most can hardly be seen.”

— Sheila Heti