Quote by Benjamin Franklin

Love well, whip well.

Love well, whip well.

Summary

This quote suggests that in order to truly love someone, one must both express affection and offer discipline when necessary. It implies that love should not only be kind and nurturing, but also involve setting limits and enforcing boundaries. By "whipping well," it implies the importance of teaching and guiding others in a loving manner, helping them grow and develop in a positive way. This quote highlights the balance between showing warmth and care, while also having the courage to discipline when needed for the well-being and benefit of the loved ones.

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