Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

Love is more afraid of change than destruction

Love is more afraid of change than destruction

Summary

This quote suggests that love is inherently fragile and fears the uncertainty and shifts that come with change. It implies that love would rather be destroyed or lost altogether than have to undergo the trials and challenges that change brings. This sentiment highlights the delicate nature of love, emphasizing its inclination to resist or retreat rather than face potential transformation. It reveals how love values stability and security, often preferring the comfort of what is known over the uncertainty of what could be.

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By Friedrich Nietzsche

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