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Family Quote by Ally Condie

“For one night, can we just think of each other? Not the Society or the Rising or even our families?" "No," I say. "No what?" He tangles one of his hands in my hair, the other draws me closer still. "No, I don't think we can," I say. "And no, it isn't too much to ask.” quote by Ally Condie
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““For one night, can we just think of each other? Not the Society or the Rising or even our families?" "No," I say. "No what?" He tangles one of his hands in my hair, the other draws me closer still. "No, I don't think we can," I say. "And no, it isn't too much to ask.””

Ally Condie

About This Quote

Source Book: Reach, by Ally Condie, 2015

A yearning for intimate connection amidst external pressures, questioning whether love can exist without societal constraints.

In simple terms: Desire for personal intimacy despite outside forces.

Key Takeaway

Seek genuine connection, set boundaries.

Themes

love conflict society family intimacy

Mood

conflicted hopeful

Type

romantic dialogue

When to use this quote

  • relationship counseling
  • family gatherings
  • political activism
  • social media interactions

Key Concepts

Romantic idealism social pressure personal autonomy

Questions to Reflect On

  • Can you prioritize personal bonds over societal demands?
  • What boundaries protect love?
A Different Perspective

Intimacy may be impossible without confronting external expectations.

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