Charles Bukowski, the renowned poet and writer known for his raw and unapologetic style, often expressed a sentiment that can be encapsulated in the phrase, /”The less I say, the better I feel./” This succinct and powerful statement reflects Bukowski’s inclination towards simplicity and the idea that sometimes silence or brevity can be more potent than verbosity.
/”The less I say, the better I feel/” may also reflect Bukowski’s disdain for societal expectations and norms. In a world filled with noise and constant communication, he might be suggesting that true peace and contentment come from embracing simplicity and choosing when to speak or remain silent.

Ultimately, this phrase encapsulates Bukowski’s philosophy of life — a philosophy that values authenticity, introspection, and a deliberate approach to communication. It invites us to consider the weight of our words, the power of silence, and the potential for a simpler, more fulfilling existence when we choose to speak only when necessary.
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