Quote by Ovid

Love and dignity cannot share the same abode.

Love and dignity cannot share the same abode.

Summary

This quote suggests that love and dignity are incompatible qualities. It implies that when love exists, dignity is compromised or diminished. Love often involves surrendering oneself to another and displaying vulnerability, which can clash with the need for self-respect and personal boundaries associated with dignity. Therefore, according to this quote, it is not possible for love and dignity to coexist within the same place or relationship.

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