Wither
With-her
When man trades his destiny, even partially, for the perception of another, he has effectively lost his existential use and therefore begins to wither away. Balding, depression, and bodily illnesses are all symptoms.
A smart child will never be satisfied by a folly book.
Men often view dissatisfaction as a weakness, when it is our greatest indicator. Many leave this superpower blunted out of fear of its propensity for change, when it should be sharpened, in ultimate trust of its guiding light.
The master is never satisfied by the validation of the slave
He cannot ascend through assurance from that which is not equal. He must experience equal consciousness or greater, to retest his standing