Quote by Henri Frederic Amiel

Charm is the quality in others that makes us more satisfied with ourselves.

Charm is the quality in others that makes us more satisfied

Summary

This quote suggests that charm, or the captivating and appealing quality in other people, has an impact on our own satisfaction and contentment with ourselves. When we are surrounded by individuals who possess charm, their positive qualities and demeanor reflect on us, thereby enhancing our self-perception. Their charm somehow uplifts our own spirits and fosters a sense of fulfillment within us. It implies that being in the presence of charm allows us to appreciate and value ourselves more, as we experience a sense of admiration and contentment in the company of charming individuals.

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