Quote by Coco Chanel

Great loves too must be endured.

Great loves too must be endured.

Summary

This quote suggests that true and profound love requires endurance and perseverance. It implies that in order to maintain a strong and enduring love, one must be willing to face challenges, overcome obstacles, and stay committed through difficult times. Love, like any other aspect of life, will inevitably have its ups and downs. Therefore, in order to experience the joy and fulfillment of a great love, individuals must be prepared to endure and navigate the hardships that come along with it.

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