Quotes: “It wasn’t merely that he didn’t like to fail; it was as if he didn’t know how to fail.”-pg.1
Question: Does this quote mean like he was too good to fail? Or does this mean that he was so bad that he doesn’t realize that he was failing?
Comment: This quote is interesting because I don’t think I heard someone use it like that. Usually people say that others just don’t like to fail, or is unfamiliar with failing because they’re just too good.”…it was as if he didn’t know how to fail.” This quote makes me question if that’s a good thing or not. If the person is too good or too bad.
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