Quote by Benson Bruno

I wish I had realized the truth - that she had always been indifferent to me - instead of taking for granted her pretenses of love. It would have made me more strongly attracted to her.

I wish I had realized the truth - that she had always been i

Summary

The speaker reflects on their past relationship, expressing regret for not realizing their partner's true feelings of indifference. They admit to having taken the partner's feigned love for granted, implying that had they recognized the reality, it could have heightened their attraction towards the partner. This quote suggests a desire for the truth and highlights the potential impact of understanding someone's genuine emotions.

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Love Attraction Indifference

By Benson Bruno

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