Quote by Oscar Wilde

It takes great courage to see the world in all its tainted glory, and still to love it. And even more courage to see it in the one you love

It takes great courage to see the world in all its tainted g

Summary

This quote emphasizes the immense bravery required to perceive and accept the world, flaws and all, with unconditional love. It suggests that true courage lies in the ability to recognize and appreciate the imperfect aspects of the world around us, while still maintaining a deep affection for it. Furthermore, the quote suggests that it requires even greater courage to see these same imperfections within the person you love, yet continue to love them wholeheartedly. Ultimately, it highlights the enduring power and resilience of love in the face of a flawed world and imperfect relationships.

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By Oscar Wilde

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