Quote by Marcel Proust

Let us leave pretty women to men devoid of imagination.

Let us leave pretty women to men devoid of imagination.

Summary

This quote suggests that those lacking imagination will only be interested in pursuing or appreciating physical attractiveness in others, particularly in this case, pretty women. The author implies that individuals with greater imaginative capabilities are less fixated on physical appearances and are more inclined towards deeper connections and qualities beyond mere surface beauty. It emphasizes the idea that individuals with imagination seek intellectual and emotional stimulation rather than being solely preoccupied with external beauty.

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Men & Women

By Marcel Proust

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