Quote by Mangnu Hirschfield

Love is a conflict between reflexes and reflections.

Love is a conflict between reflexes and reflections.

Summary

This quote suggests that love involves a struggle between our instinctual and instinctive reactions, and our thought-out and reflective responses. On one hand, love is often governed by our inherent tendencies and emotions, compelling us to act impulsively or follow our natural inclinations. On the other hand, love also requires us to evaluate and analyze our feelings, making conscious choices based on deeper understanding and self-awareness. This conflict between our automatic responses and thoughtful considerations is at the core of the complexities and challenges encountered in matters of the heart.

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