You Don't Love A Man For What

The Need To Express One's Self In Writing Springs From A Maladjustment Of Life, Or From An Inner Conflict Which The Adolescent (or The Grown Man) Cannot Resolve In Action.

You Don't Love A Man For What He Says, But Love What He Says Because You Love Him.

A Marriage Without Conflicts Is Almost As Inconceivable As A Nation Without Crises.

The Minds Of Different Generations Are As Impenetrable One By The Other As Are The Monads Of Leibniz.

The Art Of Growing Old Is The Art Of Being Regarded By The Oncoming Generations As A Support And Not As A Stumbling-block...