"Sameness is the mother of disgust, variety the cure"
- Petrarch
About this Quote
This quote by Petrarch emphasizes the significance of variety in life in order to avoid becoming bored and dissatisfied. It recommends that when every little thing is the same, we can become tired of it and even ashamed. On the other hand, when we introduce brand-new experiences and also perspectives right into our lives, we can find a treatment for this monotony and dissatisfaction. Fundamentally, the quote urges us to seek new experiences and also embrace diversity in order to live a more met and also amazing life.
This quote is written / told by Petrarch between July 20, 1304 and July 19, 1374. He/she was a famous Poet from Italy.
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