Quote by Hiromu Arakawa

Nothing's perfect, the world's not perfect. But it's there for us, trying the best it can; that's what makes it so damn beautiful.

Nothing's perfect, the world's not perfect. But it's there f

Summary

This quote emphasizes the idea that perfection does not exist in the world, yet it still maintains its beauty through its relentless effort to provide for us. It suggests that despite the flaws and imperfections that exist, the world continues to try its best, symbolizing resilience and progress. By acknowledging this inherent quest for improvement, the quote reaffirms the beauty that lies in the relentless pursuit of betterment and the indomitable spirit of the world as a whole.

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Inspirational Flaws Aesthetics

By Hiromu Arakawa

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