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"It is not suffering as such that is most deeply feared but suffering is degrading."?

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What EXACTLY does this quote mean?

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  1. I think it means that the actual act of suffering - or suffering itself- is not so frightening as the fact that suffering (being in agony or dreadful distress, for example) can make you lose your dignity and pride and that is to be feared even more.

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