Quote by Brigitte Blobel

Vielleicht gibt es ja gar keine tollen, wunderbaren Menschen. Und wir reden es uns fÃ¼r eine kurze Weile nur ein, dass der oder der toll und wunderbar ist, damit wir einen Grund haben, uns in ihn zu verlieben. Sozusagen ein Alibi fÃ¼r die Liebe.

Vielleicht gibt es ja gar keine tollen, wunderbaren Menschen

Summary

This quote suggests that there might not actually be amazing and wonderful people. Instead, we convince ourselves temporarily that someone is great and extraordinary in order to have a reason to fall in love with themâ€”an alibi for love. It questions the idea of idealizing others and implies that our perception of greatness may be subjective or fabricated.

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Love Lies Love Story Chicklit

By Brigitte Blobel

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