Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

Nothing on earth consumes a man more quickly than the passion of resentment.

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Summary

This quote suggests that the emotion of resentment can have a detrimental effect on individuals. Resentment, fueled by feelings of anger or bitterness towards someone or something, intensifies within a person and consumes them entirely. It implies that holding onto resentment can be mentally and emotionally draining, resulting in the rapid deterioration of one's well-being. The quote serves as a cautionary reminder of the destructive nature of this particular emotion and the importance of finding ways to let go and overcome resentment in order to lead a healthier and more fulfilled life.

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