AllThePrettyHouses t1_j5q5rnz wrote
Only when someone else's life rests in your hands - parenthood, fellow soldier, climbing partner on the other end of your rope, eldercare, etc. - does adventure become real. It's the ultimate commitment with the highest stakes. Otherwise, it's a literary platitude.
TreatThompson OP t1_j5q8zyb wrote
Hmm wow that is food for thought—definitely is challenging my brain with how I see things
Reminds me of something I recently read that said real life is about altruism
Thanks for sharing this 😄
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