Quote by Charlie Sheen

You either love or you hate. You live in the middle, you get nothing.

You either love or you hate. You live in the middle, you get

Summary

This quote suggests that when it comes to emotions or opinions, there is no room for indifference or neutrality. You must have strong feelings or convictions, either love or hate, in order to experience something to its fullest. Living in the middle, being indecisive or lacking strong emotions, results in mediocrity and an inability to fully engage with life and its experiences. It implies that taking strong positions, whether positive or negative, is preferable to living a life of indifference and missing out on the richness and intensity of human experiences.

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Alcohol/alcoholism

By Charlie Sheen

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