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Crippled things are always more beautiful. It's the flaw that brings out beauty.

Crippled things are always more beautiful. It's the flaw tha

Summary

This quote suggests that imperfections or abnormalities can enhance the beauty of something or someone. It implies that flawed or damaged things possess a unique and captivating beauty that is absent in their perfect counterparts. It challenges the conventional notion that perfection is necessary for beauty and instead argues that flaws can add depth and character, making something even more appealing and captivating in its own distinct way.

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Beauty Flaws Crippled

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