Quote by Joseph Joubert

Tenderness is the rest of passion.

Tenderness is the rest of passion.

Summary

This quote suggests that tenderness serves as a calming and soothing element in a passionate relationship. It implies that while passion may be intense and overwhelming, tenderness acts as a counterbalance, providing a sense of tranquility and comfort. Tenderness allows individuals to express affection, care, and compassion towards one another, creating a nurturing and supportive environment. It implies that the presence of tenderness is necessary to maintain a healthy and balanced connection between passionate partners.

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By Joseph Joubert

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