Quote by Beatrice Potter Webb

So much perfection argues rottenness somewhere.

So much perfection argues rottenness somewhere.

Summary

This quote suggests that extreme perfection is often not genuine and may indicate flaws or hidden issues. It implies that when something or someone appears flawless or too perfect, it can be a facade hiding imperfections or corruption. The quote highlights the idea that true authenticity embraces imperfections and acknowledges that everyone and everything has their faults. Perfection may be an illusion and can mask underlying problems or deceit.

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By Beatrice Potter Webb

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