Belief Quote by Arthur Schnitzler

When you cannot love or hate anymore, then where is the charm of life?

— Arthur Schnitzler

To be practical in life means to take everything seriously and nothing tragically.

— Arthur Schnitzler

“Even if the story relating to some of them may not belong to literary history, it certainly does belong in the story of my…

— Arthur Schnitzler

It is better to put on the brakes sooner, for some fine day you begin to understand — to pardon everything — and then…

— Arthur Schnitzler

You never so much want to be happy with a woman as when you know that you're ceasing to care for her.

— Arthur Schnitzler

Sleep does make us all equal, it seems to me, like his big brother-Death.

— Arthur Schnitzler

“There are all kinds of flight from responsibility. There is a flight into death, a flight into sickness, and finally a flight into stupidity.”

— Arthur Schnitzler

“- Acho que devemos estar gratos ao destino por termos saído ilesos dessas aventuras - tanto as reais como as que sonhámos. - Tens…

— Arthur Schnitzler

Oh, we do not understand death, we never understand it; creatures are only truly dead when everyone else has died who knew them.

— Arthur Schnitzler

“Am I sure? Only as sure as I am that the reality of one night, let alone that of a whole lifetime, can ever…

— Arthur Schnitzler

I write of love and death. What other subjects are there?

— Arthur Schnitzler

The principal task of friendship is to foster one's friends' illusions.

— Arthur Schnitzler