Quote by A. Merritt

If you're in love, love to the limit; and if you hate, why hate like the devil and if it's a fight you're in, get where it's hottest and fight like hell - if you don't life's not worth the living.

If you're in love, love to the limit; and if you hate, why h

Summary

This quote emphasizes the idea of living life to its fullest, regardless of the emotions we experience. It suggests that if we're in love, we should love passionately, without holding back. Similarly, if we feel hate, we should fully embrace that emotion. The quote also encourages us to engage in life's challenges with complete dedication, giving our all to the fight. Ultimately, the quote implies that unless we are willing to experience and engage with intensity, life loses its meaning and purpose.

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Life Love Hatred Fighting

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