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Sloane Crosley Quote: “It’s impossible to predict how much you’ll miss something when it’s gone, to game grief in advance. We fend off the worry that we’re taking our lives for granted by feeding ourselves the lie that we understand the value if their components.”

151. “It’s impossible to predict how much you’ll miss something when it’s gone, to game grief in advance. We fend off the worry that we’re taking our lives for granted by feeding ourselves the lie that we understand the value if their components.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “I find I cannot have an interaction with a new person, a person you would have adored, without wondering if I am meeting the friend you needed. Is this the person for whom you would have lived just a little longer? Is this the person who would have shown you how to keep going? What if I was the wrong friend for you? What if we were all the wrong people for you?”

152. “I find I cannot have an interaction with a new person, a person you would have adored, without wondering if I am meeting the friend you needed. Is this the person for whom you would have lived just a little longer? Is this the person who would have shown you how to keep going? What if I was the wrong friend for you? What if we were all the wrong people for you?”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “A hero without a damsel is a mere man.”

153. “A hero without a damsel is a mere man.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “The reality of an image both expands and narrows the imagination. It breathes, inhaling the new understanding and exhaling the old one.”

154. “The reality of an image both expands and narrows the imagination. It breathes, inhaling the new understanding and exhaling the old one.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Suicide is a tax on human consciousness.”

155. “Suicide is a tax on human consciousness.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “How badly can you be hurt by someone whose handwriting you’ve never seen?”

156. “How badly can you be hurt by someone whose handwriting you’ve never seen?”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “It’s unpredictable, this stage of grief. Just when you think you have a handle on it, a crack opens up where the crazy gets in. The pain is a weather system that builds and expands, occasionally touching down, like lightning. If you have ever thrown your back out while brushing your teeth, you’re familiar with the sensation.”

157. “It’s unpredictable, this stage of grief. Just when you think you have a handle on it, a crack opens up where the crazy gets in. The pain is a weather system that builds and expands, occasionally touching down, like lightning. If you have ever thrown your back out while brushing your teeth, you’re familiar with the sensation.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Anger is a cousin of intelligence. If you are not revolted by certain things, you have no boundaries. If you have no boundaries, you have no self-knowledge. If you have no self-knowledge, you have no taste, and if you have no taste, why are you here?”

158. “Anger is a cousin of intelligence. If you are not revolted by certain things, you have no boundaries. If you have no boundaries, you have no self-knowledge. If you have no self-knowledge, you have no taste, and if you have no taste, why are you here?”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “The miracle of life is not that we have it, it’s that most of us wake up every day and agree to fight for it, to hold it in our arms even when it squirms to get away. It’s a miracle, a genuine miracle, that the reverse doesn’t happen more often.”

159. “The miracle of life is not that we have it, it’s that most of us wake up every day and agree to fight for it, to hold it in our arms even when it squirms to get away. It’s a miracle, a genuine miracle, that the reverse doesn’t happen more often.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Some of us get smaller denominations from the romance ATM than others. In addition to the flings, I’d had about fifteen five-month relationships, not to mention the six- and nine-month relationships, not to mention the on-and-off ones that came to life in the night like haunted toaster ovens: You up?”

160. “Some of us get smaller denominations from the romance ATM than others. In addition to the flings, I’d had about fifteen five-month relationships, not to mention the six- and nine-month relationships, not to mention the on-and-off ones that came to life in the night like haunted toaster ovens: You up?”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Sometimes I was lonely, sometimes I was just alone. This is the kind of distinction people make after breakups, as if loneliness is what happens to you after you fail to be alone.”

161. “Sometimes I was lonely, sometimes I was just alone. This is the kind of distinction people make after breakups, as if loneliness is what happens to you after you fail to be alone.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Even if I was only ever borrowing someone else’s certainty, it would become mine eventually.”

162. “Even if I was only ever borrowing someone else’s certainty, it would become mine eventually.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “In The Year of Magical Thinking, Didion writes: “A single person is missing for you, and the whole world is empty.”

163. “In The Year of Magical Thinking, Didion writes: “A single person is missing for you, and the whole world is empty.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Perhaps this is the plainest definition of anxiety: mourning what isn’t gone yet. Anxiety is an ever-present stage of grief, a shadow attached to the heels of its more infamous siblings.”

164. “Perhaps this is the plainest definition of anxiety: mourning what isn’t gone yet. Anxiety is an ever-present stage of grief, a shadow attached to the heels of its more infamous siblings.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Had Cupid’s bastard cherubs snuck into my bedroom and whispered in my ear, “My child, never commit.” I’d begun to suspect that my search an inciting incident was the inciting incident. But before I could get to the bottom of it, I met Boots, who made it all stop, who could not unbreak me by who could protect me from the narrative of the broken.”

165. “Had Cupid’s bastard cherubs snuck into my bedroom and whispered in my ear, “My child, never commit.” I’d begun to suspect that my search an inciting incident was the inciting incident. But before I could get to the bottom of it, I met Boots, who made it all stop, who could not unbreak me by who could protect me from the narrative of the broken.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “The problem is that our capacity to handle something shocking in the short term can make things indistinguishable in the long term. You become numb when you swallow too much sadness at once.”

166. “The problem is that our capacity to handle something shocking in the short term can make things indistinguishable in the long term. You become numb when you swallow too much sadness at once.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Too often New Yorkers treated experiences as vaccinations. They went to the Whitney every two years, Coney Island every five, the ballet every twenty.”

167. “Too often New Yorkers treated experiences as vaccinations. They went to the Whitney every two years, Coney Island every five, the ballet every twenty.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “You become numb when you swallow too much sadness at once. The reason it feels like no boundaries have been crossed is because the concept of boundaries has been obliterated. Maybe there is no such thing as an emergency. Maybe our days are not a mixture of upbeat and downbeat songs, but notes in the same maudlin song. You just haven’t hit the bridge yet. Keep humming, you’ll get there.”

168. “You become numb when you swallow too much sadness at once. The reason it feels like no boundaries have been crossed is because the concept of boundaries has been obliterated. Maybe there is no such thing as an emergency. Maybe our days are not a mixture of upbeat and downbeat songs, but notes in the same maudlin song. You just haven’t hit the bridge yet. Keep humming, you’ll get there.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “You’ll find there are certain fragile truths every couple has.”

169. “You’ll find there are certain fragile truths every couple has.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “How difficult it is to love someone who was so wrong and who will never be right again.”

170. “How difficult it is to love someone who was so wrong and who will never be right again.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “But I will never forget how casually she referred to reality as “waking life”. Not “consciousness” or “daytime” or plain “life,” but a state on par with dreaming. I thought about that conversation a lot during those first weeks of spring, when the only thing that made my life a life was that I was awake for it.”

171. “But I will never forget how casually she referred to reality as “waking life”. Not “consciousness” or “daytime” or plain “life,” but a state on par with dreaming. I thought about that conversation a lot during those first weeks of spring, when the only thing that made my life a life was that I was awake for it.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Perhaps if I knew more about God, I would know it’s blasphemous to want answers, and perhaps if I knew more about philosophy, I would know it’s foolish to suggest there are answers.”

172. “Perhaps if I knew more about God, I would know it’s blasphemous to want answers, and perhaps if I knew more about philosophy, I would know it’s foolish to suggest there are answers.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “This is New York,′ I explained. ‘Everything is outside everyone’s comfort zone.”

173. “This is New York,′ I explained. ‘Everything is outside everyone’s comfort zone.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Denial is also the weirdest stage of grief because it so closely mimics stupidity.”

174. “Denial is also the weirdest stage of grief because it so closely mimics stupidity.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “Men do not like to entertain the idea that they have destroyed someone, so they behave as if they haven’t.”

175. “Men do not like to entertain the idea that they have destroyed someone, so they behave as if they haven’t.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “This was before I knew that the timing of a cruel thing does not make it more or less cruel, before I knew that only good way to hurt someone is never.”

176. “This was before I knew that the timing of a cruel thing does not make it more or less cruel, before I knew that only good way to hurt someone is never.”

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Sloane Crosley Quote: “By living, I am, by default, leaving him.”

177. “By living, I am, by default, leaving him.”

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