Quote by John Waters

Without obsession, life is nothing.

Without obsession, life is nothing.

Summary

This quote suggests that having an intense and all-consuming passion or fixation is what gives meaning and purpose to life. Without a deep enthusiasm or drive, life becomes dull and insignificant. It implies that it is through obsessions, whether it be a hobby, ambition, or relationship, that we discover our true passions and fully engage in the experiences that make life worthwhile. Obsessions provide us with a sense of purpose, fulfillment, and elevate our existence beyond mere existence.

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