Michel Houellebecq Quotes

DURING THE FIRST PART Of Your Life, You Only Become Aware Of Happiness Once You Have Lost It. Then An Age Comes, A Second One, In Which You Already Know, At The Moment When You Begin To Experience True Happiness, That You Are, At The End Of The Day, Going To Lose It.

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