Quote by Scottish Proverb

Common sense hides shame.

Common sense hides shame.

Summary

This quote suggests that common sense can serve as a defense mechanism to hide feelings of embarrassment or guilt. When faced with situations that may require taking responsibility for one's actions, common sense might provide a convenient mask to avoid confronting those emotions openly. It implies that rather than openly acknowledging and addressing shameful feelings, people may rely on their common sense to shield their vulnerabilities and maintain a facade of reason and practicality.

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Common Sense

By Scottish Proverb

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