Yunjin+Kim+-+Aphorisms

This phrase simply says that if you do not see someone, you will tenderly love the person more dearly. The time that you spent away from the person you love, makes you love that person even more. Since the person your care for is gone, you tend to miss that person and think about it more often than usual that it makes you feel you want to be with them more than before. For example, people think its much easier to get along with their parents if they live away from home, since it makes them much more glad and happy when they see their parents
 * Aphorism #1) "Absence makes the heart grow fonder"** (Thomas Haynes Bayly )

There are things and people which we only think about when we can see them right in front of us. However, when we no longer see them (out of sight), we forget about them (out of mind). Something that is easily forgotten when you can no longer see it is often phrased as “out of sight, out of mind” For example, as soon as a student put down the textbook, he could no longer remember a thing about it.
 * Aphorism #2) "Out of sight, out of mind"** (John Heywood)

People always tend to desire other people’s belongings than our own things. Other situations always seem better than the ones that we are in, and we always are tempting for a better situation. Although the other side (other side of the fence) may not be excelling, people tend to look for a more favorable side from others.
 * Aphorism #3) "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence"** (Proverbs; unknown origin)

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