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I didn't like children very much but I didn't feel guilty about it. Maris said she couldn't believe that, and attributed the feeling to my own strange beginnings. But that was too simple. Children are a world in themselves, and as an adult you either want to live in that world or not.
- Jonathan Carroll, Sleeping in Flame, p.68
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