[The only beef that Lili has with that is something that she's making clear easily:]

I have no intention of living my life pushing some "foolhardy guy" around - there's far too much else for me to consider than to be chained to such a thing.

[ . . . But the rest of what he says is nice. Lili's just always been fiercely independent and her relationship with her father has never been the best. It's always been about taking things into her own hands and enacting change that way. Still, she has to admit that his words warm her heart.]

... It would be nice if everyone were to think that way. My life would be easier.

[She's too used to being disliked, to being told that she's irrational, and being punished for the same traits that he's praising.]