Quote by Yuu Watase

What is a man?What is a woman?Why are men and women attracted to each other?Why do they desire each other?Love...what is it?

What is a man?What is a woman?Why are men and women attracte

Summary

This quote raises fundamental questions about the nature of human beings and their connection to one another. It questions the essence of masculinity and femininity, the basis of attraction between men and women, and the underlying motivations of desire. Ultimately, it provokes contemplation on the mysterious and complex concept of love itself, prompting reflection on its true essence and meaning.

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