Specific Sentence Of A Quote Analysis

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The reason for me choosing this specific sentence from the book is because it showed me that as life goes on, we will always need both the support and love from a person to keep us pushing through our everyday lives. This sentence means that before you can actually experience the feeling of being in love, you have to know the feeling of being loved by someone to actually get an understanding of what it means to love. It also shows that love is a key factor to the flow of life and it is well needed for people to survive. This sentence has taught me that love is something really needed in life in order for a person to survive. If a person experience how it feels to be loved, it will show them that they aren’t just doing certain things for themselves,

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