Quote by Oscar Wilde

Beautiful things like beautiful sins belong to the rich

Beautiful things like beautiful sins belong to the rich

Summary

This quote suggests that beauty, whether it be physical or metaphorical, is often associated with wealth. It implies that those who are financially privileged have the luxury of indulging in beautiful things and engaging in indulgent behaviors, including sinful acts. The quote alludes to the idea that beauty and indulgence are often intertwined with wealth and status, highlighting the disparities between the rich and the less fortunate in their access to and ability to pursue beautiful things.

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