Quote by Dennis Potter

To love it too much is to obscure and not see what is there.

To love it too much is to obscure and not see what is there.

Summary

This quote suggests that when we become overly attached or infatuated with something or someone, we may lose sight of its true nature or qualities. By "loving it too much," we risk bringing biases or prejudices that cloud our perspective and prevent us from perceiving things objectively. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balanced, realistic viewpoint in order to fully comprehend and appreciate the real essence of something or someone.

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