Quote by Diogenes

No man is hurt but by himself

No man is hurt but by himself

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals are responsible for their own actions and the consequences that follow. It implies that no one can directly harm or hurt someone without their consent or participation. It emphasizes the power of personal choices and the idea that individuals have control over their own wellbeing and happiness. It encourages self-reflection and accountability, reminding us that we have the ability to make choices that can either benefit or harm ourselves.

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