Quote by Aristotle

Most people would rather give than get affection.

Most people would rather give than get affection.

Summary

This quote suggests that the majority of individuals prefer to show emotional affection towards others, rather than receiving it themselves. It implies that people tend to derive more satisfaction and fulfillment from expressing love, care, and kindness towards others, rather than merely being the recipients of such affection. Thus, the quote highlights the intrinsic human nature to prioritize giving love and nurturing relationships with others, indicating a selfless inclination towards acts of tenderness and compassion.

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