Quote by Erica Jong

Friends love misery... our misery is what endears us to our friends.

Friends love misery... our misery is what endears us to our

Summary

This quote suggests that friends often have a peculiar fondness or attachment for one another's suffering or hardships. It implies that our troubles and difficulties are what make us more relatable and sympathetic to our friends, strengthening our bond with them. While it may initially seem paradoxical, the quote highlights the idea that friendship is often built on mutual understanding and empathy, where sharing and supporting each other through tough times can bring people closer together.

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