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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave The idea of living forever makes me uncomfortable, and at this point I've lived long enough and seen enough Twilight Zone episodes to know that there's always a catch. - Quote by Mara Wilson

The idea of living forever makes me uncomfortable, and at this point I’ve lived long enough and seen enough Twilight Zone episodes to know that there’s always a catch.

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I understand that comes with the territory, and that celebrities have a contract with the public: they get to be the target of jealousy and criticism, and sometimes admiration, in exchange for money and recognition. But I let that contract run out a while ago. It is not my job to be pretty, or cute, or anything that someone else wants me to be.
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