Quote by Frances Bean Cobain

I can count on one hand how many people I trust.

I can count on one hand how many people I trust.

Summary

This quote relates to the idea of trust being a scarce and precious commodity. It suggests that the speaker's circle of trust is extremely small, implying that there are very few individuals in whom they have complete confidence. By emphasizing the limited number of people they trust, the quote underscores the significance of trust and the cautious nature of the speaker when it comes to confiding in others. It highlights the rare nature of finding true trustworthiness in people, emphasizing the importance of the few individuals who have earned their unwavering trust.

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