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Edit Comment#  ·  ---- Unrated  ·  submitted 17:46 by [user] jibandiya

Stars donot twinkle to a myopic eye.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Altruism and Cynicism

Edit Comment#  ·  ---- Unrated  ·  submitted 2 Sep by [user] jibandiya

Middle age is the age that levitates between two equal and opposite forces; namely, the youngman's urge to grow older and the oldman's wish to feel younger.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Men and Women

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Anything, however insignificant, that may be lacking in the friendship between your friend and you makes a staple food for your enemy.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Altruism and Cynicism

Edit Comment#  ·  ---- Unrated  ·  submitted 1 Sep by [user] jibandiya

A woman was in love with me since I was very young. She happened to be married to my father.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta

Edit Comment#  ·  ---- Unrated  ·  submitted 1 Sep by [user] jibandiya

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The transformation from being knowledgeably ignorant to being ignorantly knowledgeable may not happen within a lifetime.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Wisdom and Ignorance

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Enmity and envy are conjoined twins.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Wisdom and Ignorance

Edit Comment#  ·  ---- Unrated  ·  submitted 31 Aug by [user] jibandiya

The institution that has only two students and no faculty is called the institution of marriage.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Men and Women

Edit Comment#  ·  ---- Unrated  ·  submitted 30 Aug by [user] jibandiya

Honesty is the best fallacy.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Altruism and Cynicism

Edit Comment#  ·  **** Excellent (one rating)  ·  submitted 28 Aug by [user] jibandiya

I always thought I had nothing when I actually had enough. Now I do have nothing and actually enough of it.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Happiness and Misery

Edit Comment#  ·  ***- Good (3 ratings)  ·  submitted 28 Aug by [user] jibandiya

All friends were strangers once.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Men and Women

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You have been sent to this world with a complete heart. Why use only half of it when you approach life?

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Life and Death

Edit Comment#  ·  ---- Unrated  ·  submitted 28 Aug by [user] jibandiya

Men believe sex for them is one-upmanship.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Men and Women

Edit Comment#  ·  ---- Unrated  ·  submitted 28 Aug by [user] jibandiya

Life is a Balance Sheet without the bottomline.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Life and Death

Edit Comment#  ·  ---- Unrated  ·  submitted 28 Aug by [user] jibandiya

Kissing is often an extra-territorial aggression.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Love and Hate

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When you love, you love; when you make love, you fake love.

[aphorist] Dipak Sen Gupta, in [category] Love and Hate

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Might as well get used to dealing with problems, because everyone and everything's got 'em.

[aphorist] Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths

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There's no defeating an antagonist or anything, if we don't know whom or what it is.

[aphorist] Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths

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Don't make the mistake of being so impatient for tomorrow, that you kill today.

[aphorist] Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths

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We can't have it all covered. An eye on one thing, exposes another.

[aphorist] Paul Trawitzki, from Certain Truths

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