Quote by Brigitte Bardot

Death was like love, a romantic escape.

Death was like love, a romantic escape.

Summary

This quote suggests that death can be seen as an enticing and romantic way out, much like love can be. It highlights the perspective of individuals who may view death as a means to escape the hardships and challenges of life or as a form of ultimate release. The comparison between death and love implies that some individuals may perceive death with a certain allure, seeing it as a chance to find solace or freedom, similar to how love can provide a sense of comfort and refuge.

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