Quote by Bill Maher

Men are only as loyal as their options.

Men are only as loyal as their options.

Summary

This quote suggests that human loyalty is contingent upon the opportunities available to individuals. It implies that people's commitment or faithfulness is dependent on the choices they have before them. If individuals have numerous options or alternatives in any aspect of life, including relationships, they may be less inclined to remain loyal because there are enticing possibilities elsewhere. This quote portrays loyalty as a behavior influenced by the availability of alternative paths.

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