“He had made his decision. Later in life Ann would learn that when certain men made decisions no matter how much it might torture them afterwards they would stick with their decision. Men, she learned, would rather suffer than change their minds or their habits. They could develop elaborate systems for containing pain, sometimes so successful they would remain completely unaware of the vastness of the pain they possessed.”
Susan Minot is an American novelist known for her nuanced emotional descriptions and profound psychological insights. Her works often focus on female characters, exploring themes of love, family, and identity. Born on December 7, 1956, Minot graduated from Harvard University and her first novel, 'Evening,' was published in 1992 to widespread acclaim. more
“Once you commit and decide that there is no turning back, you’ll find the strength.”
“The Scorpion? The Grasshopper? Which way will she go?”
“Don't make such decisions whose bad results make you look like you are your own enemy.”
“If my decision is wrong, at least I will have learned something new. There is always next time.”
“We have the right to make our own bad decisions and live with the consequences.”
“don't make decision from other's suggestion,,cause none knows you more than yourself”