The Concept of true Love: Talk with Alain de Botton | Sternstunde Philosophie | SRF Kultur

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  @srfkultursternstunden · 4 years ago · pinned

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  @arielhillmusic · 5 years ago

  &quot;love is not an admiration for the perfect. love is a sympathy for many things which are less than perfect. so, when you say you love something, you love something that&apos;s a bit broken. that&apos;s real love.&quot; &lt;3

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  @utku439 · 4 years ago

  &quot;We don’t need our lovers to be perfect. What we need is our lovers to warn us about the areas in which they are imperfect in good time, calmly, before they done us too much damage.&quot; &nbsp;That hit me really hard

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  @tom132cairns · 5 years ago

  Are we just gonna ignore how both of them listen to each other in different languages and respond to each other fluidly in different languages like it&apos;s a normal conversation and how impressive that is or...?

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  @daniel.adeyemi · 6 years ago (edited)

  The greatest gift you can give a lover is to Understand yourself and tell them about you.

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  @shwhmstntbnmd · 5 years ago (edited)

  &quot;The only people we can ever think of as perfect are people we don&apos;t know.&quot;

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  @ThePinkCss · 5 years ago

  &quot;Love is not just about finding pleasure, it&apos;s also about finding suffering that feels familiar.&quot; <br>Seventeen years of failing relationship explained in one sentence.

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  @NickVenture1 · 4 years ago

  I liked the concept of two persons meeting at a dinner.. and to consider that there are not just two at the table... but all their ancestry and biographies part of the meal.

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  @itsokayman12 · 5 years ago

  &quot;It&apos;s only when we throw away the romantic idea of love that we can start to love properly&quot; 💘 needed to be heard.

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  @livb4139 · 5 years ago (edited)

  The woman was a really good interviewer. She&apos;s seems to have read some of his books and knows about the topic being discussed. Also seems genuinely interested about it when asking questions. She also brings up some very important points that Alain doesn&apos;t address directly

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  @hendricksroshane · 5 years ago

  She&apos;s such a great interviewer. Genuinely intrigued by what the great Alain is saying. It was a conversation, not an interview &lt;3

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  @pushthetempo2 · 7 years ago

  What a brilliant man. So insightful and articulate.

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