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for Jared Lyman (March 28, 1975-February 3, 2012) A man…

“for Jared Lyman (March 28, 1975-February 3, 2012) A man who knew how to love people. For his son's twenty-fifth birthday (sixteen years from now) he wrote: No Unlesses I love you and I'm proud of you You might be watching this from prison If so - I love you and I'm proud of you If you're watching…” quote by Emily Mah Tippetts
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““for Jared Lyman (March 28, 1975-February 3, 2012) A man who knew how to love people. For his son's twenty-fifth birthday (sixteen years from now) he wrote: No Unlesses I love you and I'm proud of you You might be watching this from prison If so - I love you and I'm proud of you If you're watching this from backstage at Carnegie Hall - I love you and I'm proud of you. It doesn't really matter where you are or what you're doing... I will always be proud of you and I will always love you. I think that's what I'd say. I almost said “Unless...” But I couldn't think of an “Unless” Nope No “unlesses””

Emily Mah Tippetts

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

A heartfelt message expressing unconditional love and pride regardless of circumstances.

In simple terms: Love and pride are constant.

Key Takeaway

Express love without conditions.

Themes

family love pride

Mood

affectionate reflective

Type

personal emotional

When to use this quote

  • birthday
  • prison
  • performance venue
  • personal reflection

Key Concepts

unconditional love emotional support

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can you show unconditional support?
  • What barriers prevent you from expressing love?
A Different Perspective

May the message feel impersonal if overused.

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