Quote by Cassandra Golds

For love was a kind of folly, a losing game. The greatest of all Wastes of Time. But then, that depended on what you thought time was for.

For love was a kind of folly, a losing game. The greatest of

Summary

This quote reflects the paradoxical nature and subjective understanding of love and the concept of time. It suggests that love can be seen as an irrational pursuit, a game where one often loses. Love, according to the quote, can be perceived as a significant waste of time. However, it also questions the purpose of time itself, implying that the value and purpose of time may vary depending on an individual's perspective. Ultimately, the quote highlights the intricate relationship between love, time, and personal beliefs.

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