“I guess it's a choice we make," she said.

"What's a choice?" I asked.

And she said, "How much of the world we let in.”

— David Levithan, book Love Is the Higher Law

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“I guess it's a choice we make," she said.

"What's a choice?" I asked.

And she said, "How much of the world we let in.”