“If you make friends with yourself, you'll never be alone.”
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Variant: If you make friends with yourself you will never be alone.
“You cannot friend a hawk, they said, unless you are a hawk yourself, alone and only a sojourner in the land, without friends or the need of them.”
— Stephen King, book The Gunslinger
Source: The Gunslinger
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