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Disillusionment Quote by William Somerset Maugham

“The bright hopes of youth had to be paid for at such a bitter price of disillusionment. Pain and disease and unhappiness weighed down the scale so heavily. What did it all mean? He” quote by William Somerset Maugham
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““The bright hopes of youth had to be paid for at such a bitter price of disillusionment. Pain and disease and unhappiness weighed down the scale so heavily. What did it all mean? He””

William Somerset Maugham

About This Quote

Source Novel: “Of Human Bondage”, 1915

Youthful optimism often meets harsh reality, leading to disillusionment and existential questioning.

In simple terms: Youth hopes can end in painful reality.

Key Takeaway

Accept growth through hardship.

Themes

growth disillusionment existence

Mood

melancholic reflective

Type

literary philosophical

When to use this quote

  • personal crises
  • career setbacks
  • relationship failures

Key Concepts

coming‑of‑age philosophical reflection psychological struggle

Questions to Reflect On

  • What lessons arise from youthful disillusionment?
  • How can we transform pain into wisdom?
A Different Perspective

Not all pain leads to insight.

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