Quote by Oscar Wilde

Nicio viata nu e stricata cu exceptia celei care este oprita. Daca vrei sa strici caracterul cuiva nu trebuie decat sa il reformezi

Nicio viata nu e stricata cu exceptia celei care este oprita

Summary

This quote suggests that no life is inherently ruined unless it is completely stopped. It implies that if one wants to damage someone's character, all they need to do is try to reform them forcefully. This can be interpreted as a warning against imposing one's own beliefs or values on others, as it may lead to negative consequences and potentially harm their character. It emphasizes the importance of respecting individual autonomy and the potential for personal growth and transformation.

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