Quote by Jeanne Calment

Every age has its happiness and troubles.

Every age has its happiness and troubles.

Summary

This quote implies that both happiness and troubles exist in every era or period of time. It suggests that regardless of the time we live in, there will always be moments of joy and moments of difficulty. This serves as a reminder that the human experience is not exempt from hardships, but it also acknowledges the presence of silver linings and opportunities for happiness in every age. Ultimately, it suggests that both positive and negative aspects are inherent in the human condition, regardless of the time period.

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