Quote by Oscar Wilde

No good deed goes unpunished.

No good deed goes unpunished.

Summary

This quote implies that even though an individual may perform a kind or selfless act, they may still face negative consequences as a result. It suggests that individuals who strive to do good or help others may not always be recognized or appreciated for their efforts, and in some cases, may even face backlash or criticism. It serves as a reminder that one should not expect gratitude or positive outcomes solely from their acts of kindness, as there may be unexpected challenges or repercussions that arise.

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