Quote by Hitopadesa

When a husband is embraced without affection, there must be some reason for it.

When a husband is embraced without affection, there must be

Summary

This quote suggests that if a husband is not receiving affectionate embraces from his partner, it implies that there must be a cause behind it. It implies that the absence of affection cannot be attributed only to an arbitrary or unexplainable occurrence. Rather, it suggests that there must be an underlying reason, such as a disagreement, dissatisfaction, or issue within the relationship, which leads to the lack of affection in their interactions. The quote highlights the importance of recognizing that actions, or lack thereof, can often have deeper meanings that need to be understood and addressed in relationships.

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