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Quotes About Pleasure

Nur wer vor 1789 gelebt hat, weiss, wie angenehm das Leben sein kann
~ Christian Kracht
not far beneath the surface appearance of happy, liberated emerging adult sexual adventure and pleasure lies a world of hurt, insecurity, confusion, inequality, shame, and regret.
~ Christian Smith
People take sex far too seriously.
~ Christina Aguilera
Was there anything quite so under-rated in this shallow, plastic, global-corporate, tall-skinny-late, kiddy-meal-and-free-toy, united-colours-of-fuck-you-too world, than a good old-fashioned, no-frills, retail blow-job?
~ Christopher Brookmyre
This was the moment you took your pleasure back to the shop and spent the refund on guilt.
~ Christopher Brookmyre
Bookshelves of summer houses are filled with dishy nonsense. They indicate how a person understands time is meant to be wasted.
~ Heidi Julavits
Chi trova gusto a mangiare non è ancora perduto
~ Heinrich Boll
I shall always remember with pleasure and gratitude the lovely and instructive time that I was fortunate enough to spend in Sweden.
~ Heinz Guderian
They had no conception that sex had anything to do with emotional feelings and the desire for human contact — even among homosexuals. All that they cared about was a little bit of pleasure for themselves.
~ Heinz Heger
I fix myself a hot chocolate because it is a gateway drug to reading.
~ Helen Ellis
I wished to trust, and so I trusted. When events did not please me, my dreams reworked them.
~ Helen Garner
His wife, "who only demanded of life that it should amuse her".
~ Helen Rappaport
Flirting is the act of making a man feel pleased with himself.
~ Helen Rowland
Flirting is the gentle art of making a man feel pleased with himself.
~ Helen Rowland
looking at something beautiful really can make us happier, by stimulating dopamine in our brains.
~ Helen Russell
5Children are miracles in their own right. 6They already have the gift of life, and their parents provide them with the opportunity to express it. 5 Nothing physical, mental, or spiritual should be used selfishly. 2The pleasure from using anything should come from utilizing it for God's will.
~ Helen Schucman
Da gustosamente, 2 pues con ello sólo puedes beneficiarte.
~ Helen Schucman
Life is too short to drink the house wine.
~ Helen Thomas
There is an attraction for you which does not exist for me, since I do not feel any pleasure. You see, we are making a bargain. You give me a dream, I give you joy. But all this is not love.
~ Henri Barbusse
On the other hand, the pleasure caused by laughter, even on the stage, is not an unadulterated enjoyment; it is not a pleasure that is exclusively esthetic or altogether disinterested. It always implies a secret or unconscious intent, if not of each one of us, at all events of society as a whole. In laughter we always find an unavowed intention to humiliate, and consequently to correct our neighbour, if not in his will, at least in his deed.
~ Henri Bergson
Ce n'était pas qu'elle ne fût contente de plaire, mais ce contentement n'était pas suffisant pour qu'elle se donnât beaucoup de peine en vue de l'obtenir; quand elle s'était passé un doigt mouillé sur les sourcils, et la langue sur les lèvres, elle avait beaucoup fait.
~ Henri De Montherlant
Against an economism void of values other than those of exchange, protest stood for reuniting the festival and daily life, for transforming daily life into a site of desire and pleasure. The protesters were protesting against the fact, simultaneously obvious and ignored, that delight and joy, pleasure and desire, desert a society that is content with satisfaction—that is to say, catalogued, created needs that procure some particular object and evaporate in it.
~ Henri Lefebvre
The great majority of men are but tangled skeins, imperfect keyboards, so many specimens of restless or stagnant chaos--and what makes their situation almost hopeless is the fact that they take pleasure in it. There is no curing a sick man who believes himself in health.
~ Henri-Frédéric Amiel
Only he is successful in his business who makes that pursuit which affords him the highest pleasure sustain him.
~ Henry David Thoreau