I don't believe in marriage. It's bloody impractical. 'To love, honor, and obey.' If it weren't, you wouldn't have to sign a contract.
Katharine HepburnRead
I never lose sight of the fact that just being is fun.
Interpretation
What this quote means
Finding joy in existence itself is important.
This quote by Katharine Hepburn emphasizes the intrinsic value of simply being alive and experiencing life. It suggests that amidst challenges and struggles, one should cherish the joy and fun that comes from existence itself.
Themes
JoyExistenceHappinessFunLife
In practice
Example use cases
During a motivational talk about appreciating life, one can use this quote to encourage others to find joy in their daily experiences.
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