Quote by Catherine Gilbert Murdock

She says your not truly human until you've had your heart broken and you've broken someone's heart.

She says your not truly human until you've had your heart br

Summary

This quote suggests that experiencing heartbreak and causing it in others is an essential aspect of becoming fully human. It implies that going through the pain of having one's heart broken and, in turn, breaking someone else's heart teaches important lessons about love, empathy, and the complexities of relationships. By undergoing these emotional challenges, one gains a deeper understanding of human nature and personal growth.

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By Catherine Gilbert Murdock

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