Discontentment Quotes
Discontentment Quote of the day
There had to be something wrong with my life. I should have been born a Yugoslavian shepherd who looked up at the Big Dipper every night.
He cross-examined his very wine when he had nothing else at hand.
Discontent comes from two sources alone: Not having dreams, or not pursuing the ones you have. No one has ever died sorry who tried to turn a wish into a memory.
You wander. You work nearly every job known to man, it seems, only to arrive at the wonderings of philosophy.
It is in the nature of man to want what he does not have. This modern concern for happiness seems a real testimony of its absence.
You must have a level of discontent to feel the urge to want to grow.
What men classify as living is often but the discontentment of making oneself itch just to enjoy the scratch.
Boredom and ineffective attempts to escape tedium are the perpetual lot of humankind.
Disquietude that springs from the fundamental nature of being a human being is vaster and more encompassing than depression, which has a cause and therefore a cure.
The romance of travel wasn't always terribly evident to those who were actually experiencing it.
Humans are forever discontent—always thinking there are better alternatives to their present circumstances.
Millions upon millions will attain your ceremony, but don't think all of them are in a ceremonius mood.
