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It's the ones who resist that we most want to kiss, wouldn't you say?
George Michael
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Interpretation

What this quote means

This quote expresses the idea that people who resist love or affection are often the ones we are most drawn to.

George Michael suggests that there is a certain allure to individuals who are hesitant or resistant to love and affection. This resistance can create a challenge or a deeper emotional connection, making those individuals more intriguing and desirable compared to those who readily accept love.

Themes

LoveResistanceAffectionAttractionDesire

In practice

Example use cases

A romantic scene in a movie where one character realizes they are drawn to someone who plays hard to get.

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