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Who ever does not respect confidence will never find happiness in their path.

Who ever does not respect confidence will never find happine

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of respecting the trust others place in us. It suggests that those who fail to honor and value the confidence others have in them will struggle to find true happiness. By disrespecting confidence, individuals may damage relationships, betray trust, and create a sense of unease within themselves and among those around them. Happiness is therefore seen as intrinsically tied to the ability to respect and protect the trust and confidence others have in us.

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