We lose the right of complaining sometimes, by denying something, but this often triples its force.

Summary

This quote suggests that by denying or refusing something, we often amplify our sense of dissatisfaction. It implies that when we reject or turn away from something, we relinquish our ability to complain about it later, but this denial can make our frustrations even more intense. By acknowledging our grievances and voicing complaints, we maintain the power to address and potentially resolve our discontentment. However, denying our initial dissatisfaction can make it grow stronger and harder to ignore. Hence, the quote suggests that it is better to express our complaints rather than deny them.

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