Summary
This quote suggests that it is preferable to occasionally be deceived or betrayed by others rather than constantly living in a state of distrust and suspicion towards everyone. It implies that a life filled with suspicion can be miserable and draining, whereas occasional naivety or trusting others can bring moments of happiness, even if it involves being fooled on occasion. It highlights the importance of maintaining a balance between caution and trust in order to lead a more positive and fulfilling life.
Topics
Doubt
By B. C. Forbes