Summary
This quote suggests that people often have a tendency to be hesitant in accepting or believing something that would be emotionally painful or disturbing. It highlights a common human tendency to avoid facing uncomfortable truths or unsettling realities, as believing in such things may challenge our preconceived notions or force us to confront unpleasant emotions. Thus, the quote implies that our emotions often act as a barrier to acknowledging and accepting certain truths about ourselves or our surroundings.
Topics
Belief
By Ovid
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