William Somerset Maugham
View AuthorThe great tragedy of life is not that men die, but that they cease to love.
Guy de Maupassant
View AuthorA legal kiss is never worth as much as a stolen kiss.
Molière
View AuthorThe jealous person loves more, but the non-jealous one loves better.
Molière
View AuthorIf this is your way of loving, I beg you to hate me.
Molière
View AuthorThe more we love someone, the less it is convenient to flatter them.
Molière
View AuthorA passionate lover loves even the flaws of the person they love.
Molière
View AuthorWhen you want to give love, there is a risk: that of receiving it.
Molière
View AuthorThe envious person may die, but the envy never does.
Molière
View AuthorLove is often the result of marriage.
Molière
View AuthorWhat love does, it excuses itself.
Marilyn Monroe
View AuthorA woman's best friends are diamonds.
Michel de Montaigne
View AuthorJealousy is, of all the diseases of the spirit, the one that feeds on the most things and provides no remedy.