Legitimized love always despises its easygoing brother.

Summary

This quote suggests that when love is formalized and given societal recognition or approval, it tends to hold contempt or disdain for more casual or effortless expressions of love. It implies that validated, socially accepted love views itself as superior and looks down upon the informal, spontaneous, and carefree nature of love that comes without societal validation. Therefore, there is an inherent hierarchy created within the concept of love, where the legitimized form considers itself superior to the more laid-back and effortless form.

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