10 Quotes by Jung Yun

However much he denied it, he always hoped that they'd be kinder to each other one day, like people who were grateful to survive something instead of people still fighting to survive. Wherever that small seed of hope resided, it no longer exists, and what they were to each other is what they will always be. Tethered somehow. Dawn together by a force that should've kept them close but repelled them instead.

If you think too much, you won’t ever accomplish anything.” Had.

We were all too good at pretending to be normal, like the world would end if anyone realized who we actually were inside –.

Weekends are best when there’s nothing to do and no one to see.

At twenty two, he didn’t have the foresight to understand how one decision could affect so many others. Now that he’s older and everything has settled into a just-tolerable state of atrophy, the options he once had-options that his young students still have- feel like they’ve passed him by.

How does he make it stop? All this worrying about other people, worrying about himself, worrying about hings that might happen before they even do – what did any of that get him except a life he wants to leave?

There’s a familiar thread of insult woven into all of this, but Kyung refuses to have the same argument again. He’s not a good son; he knows this already. But he’s the best possible version of the son they raised him to be. Present, but not adoring. Helpful, but not generous. Obligated and nothing more.

This is the problem with being in the dark. All he does is guess.

Isn’t that what devout people do? Sin and repent; sin and repent again.