What does this phrase mean to you? "Be careful of something that is exactly what you want it to be."
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It means that it might not be what you wanted it to be. Like marriage. People think its everything that they wanted, but after a few years, turns out its not.
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it means we silly humans have no idea what we really want and when we get what we think we want we discover the idea was much better than the reality of what we wanted, and then we start to want for something else
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It suggests you're missing something.
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That it's too good to be true? :(
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To me it could mean a couple of things. The first is to be wary of things that seem perfect, because they might not really be. Sort of like, don't look a gift horse in the mouth. The other, more likely meaning to me is that you should be careful when you find something perfect, because sometimes exactly what we want is unsatisfying. "Getting your dreams, it's strange but it seems a little, well, complicated. There's a kind of a sort of cost, there's a couple of things get lost, there are bridges you crossed you didn't know you crossed until you crossed them. And if that joy that thrill, doesn't thrill like you think it will..." Thank Goodness-Wicked
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