X, whom I have always treated as badly as I could, does not resent me because he resents no one. He forgives every insult, he even forgets them. How I envy him! To be like him, I should have to live through several existences and exhaust all my possibilities of transmigration.
 Emil Cioran, The Trouble With Being Born (1973). copy citation

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Author Emil Cioran
Source The Trouble With Being Born
Topic existence envy
Date 1973
Language English
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