Quote by Samuel Johnson

Those that have loved longest love best.

Those that have loved longest love best.

Summary

This quote suggests that the individuals who have been in a committed relationship for a longer period of time tend to love each other more deeply and genuinely. It implies that love and affection grow stronger over time as the bond between two people develops and matures. It implies that long-lasting love creates a special connection and understanding between partners, allowing them to truly recognize and appreciate the value of their relationship.

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