Quote by Tun Teja

eyes never lies, but doesn't mean it's true

eyes never lies, but doesn't mean it's true

Summary

This quote implies that one can often discern the truth by observing someone's eyes. It suggests that eyes are a window to a person's emotions or intentions, and they can give away valuable information. However, the quote also warns us that while eyes may reveal certain truths, they are not always completely accurate or reliable indicators. It reminds us to exercise caution and not blindly accept everything we perceive through our eyes, as things may not be as they initially appear.

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Truth

By Tun Teja

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