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En fin de compte, je me demande toujours qui aurait besoin de remèdes contre l'amour. Est-ce que l'amour nécessite vraiment d'être soigné ? Pourtant, je me demande si les remèdes contre l'amour ne seraient pas, en fait , des remèdes contre la vie elle-même ? Car qu'est-ce que la vie sans amour ? Qui aurait besoin de ces remèdes ? Peut-être ceux qui sont oublié ce que c'est que de vivre pleinement.
— Feb 27, 2025 06:50AM
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Episode 2
" One can acquire everything in solitude except character ".
True enough. At least, in the case of Van Gogh, solitude only made him doubt the necessity of his second ear.
At that time, " Friends " series was still in its embryonic stage. Otherwise, Gogh would have learned something from it.
— Feb 04, 2025 09:31PM
" One can acquire everything in solitude except character ".
True enough. At least, in the case of Van Gogh, solitude only made him doubt the necessity of his second ear.
At that time, " Friends " series was still in its embryonic stage. Otherwise, Gogh would have learned something from it.
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I wonder, though, why would anyone want to be cured of love ? Is love a cancer ?
— Feb 03, 2025 09:35PM
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From UCMJL :
[ Uniform Code of Military Justice of Love ]
1. Don't fall in love if you're not ready.
[ to be continued.. ]
— Feb 03, 2025 10:25AM
[ Uniform Code of Military Justice of Love ]
1. Don't fall in love if you're not ready.
[ to be continued.. ]
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Who better to navigate the minefields of love than someone who has faced the cannons of war ?
" Cry 'Havoc !' and let slip the dogs of war. "
— Feb 03, 2025 09:59AM
" Cry 'Havoc !' and let slip the dogs of war. "
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Feb 27, 2025 08:18AM
La maladie d'amour est incurable, n'est-ce pas ?
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Contrairement à ce qu'écrit Stendhal, oui, bien sûr. Et plus encore, tel que je le vois, l'amour est une douce condamnation, et son incurabilité n'est pas une malediction, mais plutôt une benediction déguisée. Mais, de manière paradoxale, est á la fois notre plus grande faiblesse et notre plus grande force, une chose extraordinaire, comme un océan et un désert en même temps.
