Both man and woman know from birth that evil lies at the root of all pleasure
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"Both man and woman know from birth that evil lies at the root of all pleasure" is a dictum by Charles Baudelaire, recorded in his Fusées (1897)
- "Both man and woman know from birth that evil lies at the root of all pleasure."
- "la volupté unique et suprême de l’amour gît dans la certitude de faire le mal. – Et l’homme et la femme savent de naissance que dans le mal se trouve tout volupté."
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