This quote is written about love and states the fact that love causes blindness. The first part of this quote is explained simply as a man can never be more proud of himself than his lover is at any given time. Everyone has heard the quote "Love is blind." The writer of this quote says the same exact thing just in a fancier form when he says, "And therefore it was well said, that it is impossible to love and to be wise."

I think what the writer is trying to explain in the first part of this quote is when you love someone and they are proud of you for something you may have done, it matters so much more, than how proud you are yourself (if you are proud at all). I agree

I also think the writer is trying to send out a certain hidden message when he wrote this quote. Along with the idea that you cannot be in love and smart at the same time and you can never be more proud of yourself than your loved one, I think he is trying to tell the reader to be careful not to let love blind you. It happens so fast and you may not be able to see it at first but keep your ears and eyes open. He might also be trying to tell the reader to never try and be more proud of yourself than your loved one because that could lead to self-centeredness. Love is good for everyone, but you have to be aware of what love can do to people.

with quote in the sense that when you love somebody and they are proud of you, you become proud with yourself also. I've had similar experiences in my life. When someone who you are in love with compliments you and says,

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