This was bad behavior, and she knew it. She did it because she was angry and because she disliked herself… — Lev Grossman
This was bad behavior, and she knew it. She did it because she was angry and because she disliked herself. The more she disliked herself, the more she took it out on other people, and the more she took it out on other people the more she disliked herself.
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