One does not love a place the less for having suffered in it unless it has all been suffering, nothing but suffering.

Summary

This quote reflects the idea that enduring hardships in a particular place does not necessarily diminish one's love for that place, unless the experience of suffering has been constant and overwhelming. It suggests that a mixture of both positive and difficult experiences may deepen one's emotional attachment to a location, as challenges can bring growth and appreciation for the good moments. However, if suffering becomes the predominant characteristic, love for that place might diminish as it becomes difficult to find any positive aspects amidst continuous pain.

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