Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

Love is blind friendship closes its eyes.

Love is blind friendship closes its eyes.

Summary

This quote suggests that love often overlooks or ignores flaws in the people we care about, while true friendship sees and accepts these flaws. Love can cloud our judgment and make us blind to the shortcomings of our loved ones, whereas friendship allows us to see and appreciate them as they truly are, imperfections and all. While love is passionate and intense, friendship is grounded in acceptance and understanding.

By Friedrich Nietzsche

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