Every torment we suffer in this world is right and just because we devote ourselves to loving it even though it deserves nothing but abhorrence.
The quote from Naguib Mahfouz's book, The Mirage, reflects a profound observation about the nature of human suffering and love. It suggests that the pain we endure in life is justified by our commitment to love a world that often seems unworthy of such affection. This perspective invites readers to consider the complexity of human emotions and the paradox of caring for something that may not reciprocate that love.
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