Quote by Mark Twain

A man cannot be uncomfortable without his own approval

A man cannot be uncomfortable without his own approval

Summary

This quote suggests that an individual has the power to control their own level of discomfort or unease. It implies that a person's state of mind is influenced by their own choices and perspectives. Ultimately, this quote emphasizes the importance of personal agency in determining one's level of comfort, implying that if someone does not approve or accept their discomfort, they have the ability to change it.

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