Quote by Mark Twain

Never tell the truth to those unworthy of it....

Never tell the truth to those unworthy of it....

Summary

This quote suggests that not everyone deserves to hear the truth. It highlights the importance of discernment and discretion when deciding whom to share honest information with. It implies that only individuals who have proven their trustworthiness and appreciation for the truth should be privileged with it. By withholding the truth from those deemed unworthy, this quote underscores the significance of protecting oneself and others from potential misuse or manipulation of the truth.

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