Quote by Oscar Wilde

The very essence of romance is uncertainty.

The very essence of romance is uncertainty.

Summary

This quote suggests that the foundation of romance lies in the unpredictability and suspense that accompanies it. It implies that the element of uncertainty fuels excitement and keeps the relationship alive. Romance is not just about predictability and stability; it thrives on anticipation and the unknown. The uncertain nature of romance adds a sense of adventure and sparks intrigue, making it all the more alluring and captivating.

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