Quote by Tanith Lee

It's lovely. I hate it.

It's lovely. I hate it.

Summary

This quote suggests a paradoxical reaction to something that may seem beautiful or delightful to others. The speaker expresses a conflicting sentiment of both admiration and disdain towards the subject. It reflects the complexity of human emotions and highlights the personal nature of preferences and tastes.

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Beauty Hatred

By Tanith Lee

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