Summary
This quote implies that there are experiences and joys that may be enjoyed and appreciated only by certain individuals or particular halves of the population. Each half is unique, with its own set of perspectives, preferences, and pursuits, making it difficult for one to comprehend or fully appreciate the pleasures enjoyed by the other. It suggests that there are vast variations in human interests, and attempts to fully understand or relate to the pleasures of another can be challenging, if not impossible.
Topics
Pleasure
By Jane Austen