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proximoception) wrote2010-10-22 10:11 am
proximoception) wrote2010-10-22 10:11 am
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Kierkegaard sums the message up better than I do in Either/Or:
When two people fall in love with one another and sense that they are destined for each other, it is a question of having the courage to break it off, for by continuing there is only everything to lose, nothing to gain...
It's a question of having the Shakespeare to break it off. Since to love is to not believe Kierkegaard.
When two people fall in love with one another and sense that they are destined for each other, it is a question of having the courage to break it off, for by continuing there is only everything to lose, nothing to gain...
It's a question of having the Shakespeare to break it off. Since to love is to not believe Kierkegaard.
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