"Perhaps when we find ourselves wanting everything, it is because we are dangerously close to wanting nothing"

This quote by Sylvia Plath speaks with the concept that when we seem like we desire whatever, it is often an indication that we remain in a state of vacuum and apathy. When we are in this state, we may feel like we desire everything, but in reality, we are not genuinely wanting anything. We are so overwhelmed by the sensation of emptiness that we are unable to concentrate on any one thing. This quote is a pointer that when we feel like we want whatever, it is essential to take an action back and assess our true needs and desires. It is very important to acknowledge when we remain in a state of emptiness and to take the necessary actions to fill that space.