Quote by Lenny Bruce

Life is a four-letter word

Life is a four-letter word

Summary

This quote refers to the complexity and inherent struggles of life. With the use of the phrase "four-letter word," often associated with swearing or profanity, it suggests that life can be difficult, challenging, and even frustrating at times. Life's ups and downs, its uncertainties and hardships, can make it a profound and often overwhelming experience. However, it also acknowledges that life, despite its difficulties, is an intrinsic part of our existence, and we must navigate through its challenges to find meaning and personal growth.

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