Quote by Mason Cooley

Hatred observes with more care than love does.

Hatred observes with more care than love does.

Summary

This quote implies that when driven by hatred or animosity, individuals tend to observe and scrutinize more closely. Hatred can fuel a more intense focus and attention to detail, giving rise to a critical and meticulous attitude towards the object of hatred. On the other hand, love may be more forgiving and accepting, leading to a more lenient eye towards flaws or imperfections. In essence, hatred evokes a heightened sense of vigilance and scrutiny, while love often embraces a more indulgent and forgiving perspective.

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