Why do we have such a finite capacity for pleasure but an infinite one for pain?
The quote from Marian Keyes' book, "The Other Side of the Story," raises a profound question about the nature of human experience, highlighting the stark contrast between pleasure and pain. It suggests that while our capacity for enjoyment is limited, our ability to endure suffering seems boundless. This disparity invites reflection on the complexities of emotions and how they shape our lives.
This observation encourages readers to consider why negative experiences...
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