Quote by Pearl S. Buck

Truth is always exciting. Speak it, then; life is dull without it.

Truth is always exciting. Speak it, then; life is dull witho

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This quote suggests that speaking the truth is not only important but also adds excitement to life. The speaker emphasizes the significance of truth by stating that life becomes dull without it. This implies that the truth has the power to bring meaning, interest, and vitality to our existence. It implies that the truth is a fundamental aspect of living an authentic and fulfilling life, encouraging us to embrace honesty and transparency in our words and actions.

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