Irony Of Life Quotes
Irony Of Life Quote of the day
But a desperate heart will seduce the mind.
My aunt and overprivileged cousin only recognize two states of being: glitter and grunge. And if you weren’t glitter, well, that only left one other option.
I came to understand the most intriguing irony of life, that the most intimate partner of life is death. (Page 94)
I'm a kindhearted but highly competitive pragmatist. When I seek to win something, I always make certain it's never at the expense of anything more serious than the inadequate efforts of others.
Without an element of vulgarity, no man can be a work of art...I have to try and think what an artist is, apart from a hooligan who cannot live within his income of praise.
Call it Irony or destiny of life, but the fact is I failed to make a living from what 'I loved doing the most' nor did I justify for what I was paid for!
I suppose longevity requires giving up life's pleasures, one by one, until there's nothing left.
Events fall into a pattern that we can only discern retrospectively. We credit ourselves with far more agency than we actually possess. Things happen because they happen.
To say "He was a young fool, and now he's an old fool" is to make a distinction without a difference.
Europe, the land of easy mathematics where he who works adds up and he who retires subtracts. The land where the economy gets to stagger all over the continent.
The irony of life is like a brothel without prostitutes--but don't you worry, prostitutes don't need of a brothel, to exercise their profession.
Greatest irony of life is living in self glory while glorifying God which is the ultimate joy is left behind.
Biggest tragedy of life is when God ask us to glorify Him for our sakes but we choose to glorify self for satan's good.
Regrets are a waste of time and waste of time brings about regrets. It's the best ironic cycle after life and death!
We always feel the brunt of the blow dealt to us, but hardly ever do we feel the impact we have on others. Why is that?
... a man doesn't like to have his ego popped, especially when he prides himself on his sagacity, and then to be proved wrong by a man who claims he doesn't know anything.
Isn't it ironic that when you accept sadness is an inevitability of the human condition you feel happier?
