Quote by Katherine Allred

Lies and half-truths hurt not only the liar, but the people they love most.

Lies and half-truths hurt not only the liar, but the people

Summary

This quote emphasizes the detrimental effects of lying and half-truths, not only on the person who tells them but also on the individuals they care about. It suggests that dishonesty not only erodes trust and damages relationships but also inflicts emotional pain and harm on loved ones. The quote serves as a reminder of the importance of honesty and integrity in maintaining healthy and flourishing connections with others.

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By Katherine Allred

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