Finally, while love’s weight may appear daunting, it is precisely this shared burden that enables growth and connection. Ginsberg implies that by shouldering love’s demands together, we find meaning and transcend isolation. As Viktor Frankl observed in 'Man’s Search for Meaning' (1946), enduring life’s trials often hinges on our relationships with others. Thus, the world’s weight, as defined by love, becomes a catalyst for deeper understanding, resilience, and collective hope. [...]
