Quote by Scottish Proverb

False friends are worse than bitter enemies.

False friends are worse than bitter enemies.

Summary

This quote highlights the danger of False friends, as they can be more detrimental than bitter enemies. False friends are individuals who pretend to be supportive and trustworthy but secretly possess malicious intentions. Unlike bitter enemies who openly show hostility, false friends deceive and manipulate, often causing unforeseen harm. The quote suggests that the betrayal and deceit of false friends can be even more damaging and hurtful than the direct conflict with known enemies. Trusting a false friend can lead to unexpected and sometimes irrevocable consequences, making them a greater threat to one's well-being.

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