Author of quotes: Guillaume Musso

I'm scared to live with it...

When you are fifteen, or twenty, even forty, or even seventy-five, it is always the same story: a damn disease called love destroys everything in its path, blissful moments of happiness are so fleeting, and you have to pay an exorbitant price for them. ..

Don't think of things that don't belong to you as if you already have them; it is better to count your most valuable property and think about how you would strive to possess it and what would you be ready to go to have these things if you did not have them.

Although we are young, we know that in the great game that is called life, the most unhappy are those who are afraid to risk becoming happy.

The life of each of us does not consist in the constant pursuit of love. This attempt is one and only.

Yes, everything passes. Nothing is eternal under the Moon. Just a moment is worth something.

It is impossible to calmly look into the future without dealing with the past.

To love is not easy! To love is to hope to win everything at the risk of losing everything.

The problem is not suffering. Yes, of course, you suffer and suffer, but this does not destroy your soul.

Love is the right to make us suffer, which we give to another.

Hegel seems to have argued that we think in words; only clothed in a verbal form, the thought acquires real meaning and true meaning. But the words were often empty words. I began to trust not words more, but body language, facial expressions, looks, gestures ...

The map of our life is built in such a way that we do not see a single big road, but as it unfolds before us, there is always another small path.

You can sneak into any museum in the world and rob it: you just need to know the weak points.

We always promise more than we can deliver.