Decadent Quote by Lebo Grand Download Open image ““Leading with DESIRE is a decadent opportunity to create an everyday love affair with life.”” — Lebo Grand ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.1 out of 5 (8 ratings) Copy quoteShare Decadent Desire Leadership Life Love Love affair Sensual Sensuality
“Desire is created when something happens in your life that suddenly changes the way you see yourself in relationship to your future.” — Zig Ziglar Copy Share Image
“Somewhere along the way, there develops within the soul a yearning that can no longer be ignored, a craving for the great love affair. We feel it drawing ever closer. It is the greatest of them all. It cannot fail. It is all consuming. It is incomparable. It is the love affair with our own true nature and the source… — Donna Goddard Copy Share
“Love is not like choosing a partner for whist. It has a life of its own. our duty is merely to follow its call.” — Dominic Smith Copy Share Image
“Life is a series of love affairs..some with others, some with things, some with self and some with times spent and anticipated.” — Sakshi Chanana Copy Share Image
“Love do not has self own destiny. The fate of love decided by honesty of lovers.” — Mohammed Zaki Ansari Copy Share Image
“Every second counts when you are about to embark on a journey of lovemaking” — misheck cicero Copy Share Image
“Love-making is not a battle! It is a process, work and fulfillment of greater and endless wealth.” — Anyaele Sam Chiyson Copy Share Image
“In modern times couples are more concerned about loyalty than love.” — Amit Kalantri Copy Share Image
“For love changes everything and forces us into lives we never imagined we might lead” — Alice Hoffman Copy Share Image
“Is your love enough to share and support the change into the lives of others…before you seek to obtain your own desires” — Anita Frost Copy Share Image
“Haunted by the longing to feel something real, deep and magical; I searched for a shared ecstasy... that's when you came along.” — Lebo Grand Copy Share Image
“It’s a fallacy that this generation does not know how to love as its predecessor did. Truth of the matter is, modern love is a constantly moving target. In fact, it’s moving at the fastest pace than our predecessors ever had to deal with. It’s flying at the speed of a fighter jet. To keep up with it you have… — Lebo Grand Copy Share
“People fear sensuality simply because they don't know its actual purpose. But, please, don't be ignorant my friend: Sensuality was NOT intended to make… — Lebo Grand Copy Share Image
“To be feminine is to allow yourself to be constantly FEELING into the sensual woman you were designed to be.” — Lebo Grand Copy Share Image
“A woman is like a universe; there are many things that even she still needs to discover about herself. Men on the other hand are miners, which means they are in a better position to uncover, perceive and appreciate things about women that they themselves have not yet come to the full realization of. Men know more about women than… — Lebo Grand Copy Share
“When you begin to claim someone as your man or woman, that's normally when you start to lose your ability to overwhelm them with… — Lebo Grand Copy Share Image
“A woman who is in touch with her sensuality subliminally empowers her man to prosper, flourish and truly live a happy life. She does… — Lebo Grand Copy Share Image
“Even the most beautiful women lose flavour. However, the flavour of the sensual ones outlives them.” — Lebo Grand Copy Share Image
“Stick it out" is no longer the best advice to give in today's world of marriage because what really matters now is no longer… — Lebo Grand Copy Share Image
“It takes embodying your true sensual nature to actually be in your true femininity.” — Lebo Grand Copy Share Image
“Ladies, the best gift you can bring into a new relationship (or give to yourself) is your ultimate commitment to your own sensual growth,… — Lebo Grand Copy Share Image
“Like symbolism, decadence puts forth the idea that the function of literature is to evoke impressions and 'correspondences', rather than to realistically depict the world. ... the decadent aestheticized decay and took pleasure in perversity. In decadent literature, sickness is preferable to health, not only because sickness was regarded as more interesting, but because sickness was construed as subversive, as… — Asti Hustvedt Copy Share
“After two years' absence she finally returned to chilly Europe, a trifle weary, a trifle sad, disgusted by our banal entertainments, our shrunken landscapes, our impoverished lovemaking. Her soul had remained over there, among the gigantic, poisonous flowers. She missed the mystery of old temples and the ardor of a sky blazing with fever, sensuality and death. The better to… — Octave Mirbeau Copy Share
“He saw a chamber, broad and low, designed, in its every rich stain of picture and slumberous hanging, to appeal to the sensuous. And here the scent was thick and motionless. Costly marqueterie; Palissy candlesticks reflected in half-concealed mirrors framed in embossed silver; antique Nankin vases brimming with pot-pourri; in one comer a suit of Milanese armour, fluted, damasquinee, by… — Bernard Capes Copy Share
I was raised in a solidly upper-middle class family who had really strong values and excess was not one of the things that my… — Anne Hathaway Copy Share Image
“The beauty of the twentieth century is the charm of the hospital, the grace of the cemetery, of consumption and emaciation. I admit that… — Jean Lorrain Copy Share Image
“I think God hands over to His apprentices the moulding of vessels that don't interest Him. ("The Accursed Cordonnier")” — Bernard Capes Copy Share Image
“Rose was patently a degenerate. Nature, in scheduling his characteristics, had pruned all superlatives. The rude armour of the flesh, under which the spiritual, like a hide-bound chrysalis, should develop secret and self-contained, was perished in his case, as it were, to a semi-opaque suit, through which his soul gazed dimly and fearfully on its monstrous arbitrary surroundings. Not the… — Bernard Capes Copy Share
“This,' said the stranger softly, as if to himself, 'is the woeful proof, indeed, of decadence. Man waives his prerogative of lordship over the… — Bernard Capes Copy Share Image
“There were charming ones as well as terrible ones, that I must admit. The painter was particularly entranced by Japanese masks: warriors', actors' and courtesans' masks. Some of them were frightfully contorted, the bronze cheeks creased by a thousand wrinkles, with vermilion weeping from the corners of the eyes and long trails of green at the corners of the mouths… — Jean Lorrain Copy Share
“The Marquis de V... - whose falsetto voice and little watery eyes I have always detested - was saying to me with a wicked smile: 'Then again, the master gymnast might break his neck at any moment. What he is doing now is very dangerous, my dear, and the pleasure you take in his performance is the little frisson that… — Jean Lorrain Copy Share
We use fashion for status and to beautify and there's nothing wrong with that, but when it becomes completely unbalanced, then you're living a… — David LaChapelle Copy Share Image