Quotes About Emotions
N'importe qui peut se mettre en colère. C'est facile. Mais se mettre en colère avec la bonne personne, au bon degré, au bon moment, pour la bonne raison et de la bonne façon ââ'¬â€œ cela n'est pas facile11.
~ Matthieu Ricard
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Dans la pitié, ce qui est premier c'est la tristesse. Je suis triste que l'autre souffre, mais je ne l'aime pas vraiment. Dans la compassion, ce qui est premier c'est l'amour79
~ Matthieu Ricard
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la pitié sentimentale n'est en réalité que « l'impatience du cÅ"ur de se débarrasser au plus vite de la pénible émotion qui vous étreint devant la souffrance d'autrui, qui n'est pas du tout la compassion, mais un mouvement instinctif de défense de l'âme contre la souffrance étrangère.
~ Matthieu Ricard
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Then he kissed her. Betsy didn't believe in letting boys kiss you. She thought it was silly to be letting first this boy and then that one kiss you, when it didn't mean a thing. But it was wonderful when Joe Willard kissed her. And it did mean a thing.
~ Maud Hart Lovelace
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Sometimes you have to get sad before you get happy 'cause otherwise how would you know the difference?
~ Unknown
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Te quiero, Donna —al ver que ella no contestaba, controló el estremecimiento de pánico y siguió hablando con su mejor voz de mando—. Y será mejor que tú también me quieras. Es una orden.
~ Unknown
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As socially insecure people tend to do, he responds by apologizing.
~ Maureen Corrigan
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Stuart must have sensed my despair from the way I began lightly banging my forehead on the table.
~ Maureen Johnson
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He'd arrived too late. She had told him that Dr. Murphy was seeing her, but he hadn't expected the man to move in so quickly after he'd left. He admired the doctor, though he'd be hard-pressed to say he liked him. How could he, knowing Mattie would be in
~ Unknown
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When you write your memoir you will understand, perhaps for the first time, the significance of your life through the language, images and emotions you craft from the memory.
~ Maureen Murdock
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jealousy is a sign of a shallow mind and weak character.
~ Unknown
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Je connais mon coeur, ce coeur, ce nÅ"ud de vipères: etoufflé sous elles, saturé de leur venin, il continue de battre au-dessous de ce grouillement. Ce nÅ"ud de vipères qu'il est impossible de dénouer, qu'il faudrait trancher d'un coup de couteau, d'un coup de glaive: "Je ne suis pas venu apporter la paix mais le glaive
~ Unknown
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Extreme fatigue causes insomnia, and insomnia is the cause of unhappiness
~ Maurice Druon
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When we lose one we love, our bitterest tears are called forth by the memory of hours when we loved not enough.
~ Maurice Maeterlinck
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When we lose someone we love, our bitterest tears are called forth by the memory of hours when we loved not enough.
~ Maurice Maeterlinck
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It is sad to love and be unloved, but sadder still to be unable to love.
~ Maurice Maeterlinck
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We suffer but little from suffering itself; but from the manner wherein we accept it overwhelming sorrow may spring. We are wrong in believing that it comes from without. For indeed we create it within us, out of our very substance.
~ Maurice Maeterlinck
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Why not admit that it is not our paramount duty to weep with all those who are weeping, to suffer with all who are sad, to expose our heart to the passer-by for him to caress or stab? Tears and suffering and wounds are helpful to us only when they do not discourage our life.
~ Maurice Maeterlinck
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Those about her pitied the poor woman; and, as she did not weep, as she was gay and smiling, they believed her mad.
~ Maurice Maeterlinck
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El dolor es el alimento esencial del amor; cualquier amor que no se haya nutrido de un poco de dolor puro, muere
~ Unknown
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Infantile prehistory does not remain inert in the adult. Rather, infantile prehistory is perpetually re-created by the adult's current attitudes.
~ Maurice Merleau-Ponty
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In all identification, elements of sadomasochism are present.
~ Maurice Merleau-Ponty
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I live in the facial expressions of the other, as I feel him living in mine.
~ Maurice Merleau-Ponty
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As the thing, as the other, the true dawns through an emotional and almost carnal experience, where the "ideas"—the other's and our own—are rather traits of his physiognomy and of our own, are less understood than welcomed or spurned in love or hatred.
~ Maurice Merleau-Ponty
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