Decepção
# Decepção

Decepção é o sentimento de insatisfação que surge quando as expectativas sobre algo ou alguém não se concretizam.
       - the one charm of marriage is that it makes a life of deception absolutely necessary for both parties.
          - "The picture of Dorian Gray" in "The complete works of Oscar Wilde..." Volume 4 - página 15, Oscar Wilde - Doubleday, Page, 1923
       - What most people call “hope” is nothing but pleasant anticipation, which has as its reverse disappointment. It is here that the teaching of Christ again reveals its sublime and consoling features, more plainly perhaps than elsewhere. It is the great source of faith, and “no man cometh to the Father” but by Him, that is, Jesus Christ. Through charity, it gives us all our energy for good, and that peculiarly passionate love which is implied by the very word charity.
          - The Spiritual Life: A Collection of Short Treatises on the Inner Life - Página 82, Elisabeth Leseur - Burns, Oates and Washbourne, 1922, 254 páginas
       - that continual deception and disillusionment, as well as the general nature of life, present themselves as intended and calculated to awaken the conviction that nothing whatever is worth our exertions, our efforts, and our struggles, that all good things are empty and fleeting, that the world on all sides is bankrupt, and that life is a business that does not cover the costs…
          - The world as will and representation (O Mundo como Vontade e Como Representação), Volume 2 - página 574, Arthur Schopenhauer, Dover Publications, 1969
       - Marcel Proust in: No caminho de Swann
       - Machado de Assis in: Mariana
       - "Brida" - Página 25, de Paulo Coelho - Publicado por Pergaminho, 2000 ISBN 9727110843, 9789727110841
       - Toutes les déceptions de pensée et d'espérance, tout cela est secondaire. Le seul malheur irréparable, c'est la mort de ceux qu'on aime.
          - Romain Rolland in: Romain Rolland vivant: 1914-1919 - Página 259, Pierre Jean Jouve - Soc. d'Editions Litteraires et Artistiques, 1920 - 333 páginas

## Veja também

* Desilusão