Quote by Coco Chanel

My friends, there are no friends.

My friends, there are no friends.

Summary

This quote suggests a cynical perspective on friendship, implying that true friends do not exist. It possibly implies a belief that friendships are untrustworthy or fleeting, and that even those who claim to be friends may have ulterior motives or ultimately betray one another. It may also reflect a sense of loneliness or skepticism towards the idea of meaningful connections with others.

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