Quote by Bertrand Russell

Civilized people cannot fully satisfy their sexual instinct without love

Civilized people cannot fully satisfy their sexual instinct

Summary

This quote suggests that the fulfillment of one's sexual desires requires a deeper emotional connection through love. It implies that simply engaging in physical acts of pleasure may not truly satisfy individuals who value a sense of civilization and emotional attachment. Love is seen as an essential component that brings about a more profound and fulfilling sexual experience, highlighting the importance of emotional intimacy in human relationships.

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