Quote by Benjamin Franklin

Let thy discontents be thy secrets.

Let thy discontents be thy secrets.

Summary

This quote suggests that one should keep their dissatisfaction or grievances to themselves rather than expressing them openly. It promotes the idea of inner peace and maintaining a calm demeanor, even in the face of discontent or unhappiness. By keeping one's discontents hidden, it implies a sense of discretion and avoiding unnecessary conflict or tension with others. It encourages individuals to deal with their problems privately, potentially finding introspection and personal growth in the process. Ultimately, this quote emphasizes the value of restraint and choosing to handle discontent in a constructive and introspective manner.

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