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“Who pleases one against his will.” quote by William Congreve
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“Who pleases one against his will.”

William Congreve

About This Quote

Source Play: The Double Dealer, 1693

A person who enjoys causing distress to others against their will.

In simple terms: Delighting in others' suffering.

Key Takeaway

Avoid inflicting pain for personal amusement.

Themes

morality power empathy manipulation

Mood

critical reflective

Type

philosophical literary

When to use this quote

  • bullying
  • abusive relationships
  • authoritarian leadership

Key Concepts

sadism coercion psychology

Questions to Reflect On

  • Why do some individuals seek pleasure in others' pain?
  • How can societies deter sadistic actions?
A Different Perspective

Such behavior can be socially condemned and lead to isolation.

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