The idealist regards facts as provisional.
It is hard to tell truth, and hard not to.
Children consider disliking their parents natural, but if the dislike is returned, they are outraged.
Until I am ready to lose weight, I cannot see how fat I am.
Deconstruction glorifies the critic, humiliates the author, and makes the reader wonder why he bothered.
In the city, nudity means something; in the wild, it just exists.