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Boredom: the desire for desires
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"Boredom: the desire for desires"

- Leo Tolstoy

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Leo Tolstoy's quote on boredom talks to the human condition of wanting something more than what we have. Monotony is a state of mind that is typically defined by an absence of interest or motivation in the present moment. It is a sensation of vacuum and also dissatisfaction that can bring about a wish for something more. By stating that monotony is the wish for needs, Tolstoy is recommending that when we are tired, we are seeking something to fill the void. We intend to be promoted as well as engaged, and also we look for something that will bring us pleasure and fulfillment. This quote talks with the idea that we are constantly searching for something to load the emptiness that we really feel, which boredom suggests our requirement for something extra.

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Leo Tolstoy This quote is written / told by Leo Tolstoy between September 9, 1828 and November 20, 1910. He was a famous Novelist from Russia. The author also have 35 other quotes.

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