“There’s three ways not to see what you don’t want to,” she told me. “One is the coward’s way and too… — China Miéville
“There’s three ways not to see what you don’t want to,” she told me. “One is the coward’s way and too painful. The other is to close your eyes forever, which is the same as the first, when it comes to it. The third is the hardest and the best: you have to make sure only the things you can afford to see come before you.”
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