Quote by Jennifer Tilly

Everybody knows that love goes away.

Everybody knows that love goes away.

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This quote highlights the common understanding that love is not permanent and can fade over time. It alludes to the belief that relationships can evolve and change, indicating that initial intense feelings of love may diminish as time goes on. It acknowledges the transient nature of love, suggesting that it is a dynamic emotion subject to various factors such as time, circumstances, and personal growth.

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