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Look a man in the eye and say what you really think, don't just smile at him and say what you're supposed to think.

Look a man in the eye and say what you really think, don't j

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This quote emphasizes the importance of expressing genuine thoughts and opinions rather than conforming to societal expectations. It encourages individuals to be honest and authentic in their interactions by advocating for direct communication instead of putting on a mask. By urging the act of looking others in the eye, it implies a sense of accountability and truthfulness in expressing one's true beliefs and perspectives, even if they might differ from conventional or expected viewpoints.

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