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“The first true love is always the last one.”

“We all have two lives. The second begins when you realize you only have one.”

“Of course you don't know it, it is called learning, if you already knew it, it would be called review.”

“I don't feel much pain Got a knife in my back, and a bullet in my brain I’m clinically insane Walkin' home alone, I see faces in the rain”

“The biggest people with the biggest ideas can be shot down by the smallest people with the smallest minds. Think big anyway!”

“A starving heart can be deceived when hungry.”

“When you doubt your ability to subdue the challenge, remember the challenge already believes in its ability to upset you.”

“Another word for compromise is failure.”

“Nietzsche’s break with Schopenhauer rests on precisely this point; it is a matter of knowing whether the will is unitary or multiple.”

“This is Nietzsche’s twofold struggle: against those who remove values from criticism, contenting themselves with producing inventories of existing values or with criticizing things in the name of established values (the “philosophical labourers”, Kant and Schopenhauer, BGE 211); but also against those who criticise or respect values by deriving them from simple facts, from so-called “objective facts” (the utilitarians, the “scholars”, BGE Part 6). In both cases philosophy moves in the indifferent element of the valuable in itself or the valuable for all. Nietzsche attacks both the “high” idea of foundation which leaves values indifferent to their origin and the idea of simple causal derivation or smooth beginning which suggests an indifferent origin for values. Nietzsche substitutes the pathos of difference or distance (the differential element) for both the Kantian principle of universality and the principle of resemblance dear to the utilitarians. “It was from the height of this pathos of distance that they first seized the right to create values and to coin names for them; what did utility matter?””

“Meeting you for the first time felt like my search was over and you became a part of my life's journey despite being a stranger and time passed and you slowly became my destination.”

“You're always the hero when you can pick and choose your memories. You're always the villian when you remember everything.”

“Don't ask the question, unless you are truly prepared for every possible anwser for it.”

“A divinely brilliant life has no regret when DEATH comes along.
And you say," Yes, I'm well prepared! "”

“All I want to live in real for once, not just to exist.”