Do you think this quote from oscar wilde is true?
"A man can be happy with any woman as long as he does not love her"
i mean in some ways it is, because i think guys can get too emotional about loving women. And that is our downfall right.
"A man can be happy with any woman as long as he does not love her"
i mean in some ways it is, because i think guys can get too emotional about loving women. And that is our downfall right.
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I think O.Wilde was having a bad experience, heartbroken. So he came up with this thought. But I think it's partly true - there are very few cases when a man and a woman are just friends. There is very little chance they won't become something more.
That statement seems a little homocentric to me. Wilde was a closet homosexual hiding his true love life and for him his marriage was a costume he wore to fool others into accepting him, hence the lack of friendship which he found in his relationships with men. I disagree with him but the point is he never wanted a woman for sexual reasons so he never gave them the chance to be his friend merely his companion.
You do realise Oscar Wilde was gay, don't you?...so therefore he can't comment on love between men and women. He only married because homosexuality was not accepted back then.
In those days, it wouldn't have been unheard of for men to marry women they didn't love out of convenience. So, it may have been a social comment on the times.
Yes. It's from "A Picture of Dorian Gray".
Just remember that he was a homosexual, and wouldn`t know much about loving a woman.
He had a lot of mental issues. Not to mention that he would have sex with anything that had a heartbeat.
no, it honestly doesn't make much sense to me.