Quote by Blaise Pascal
If all men knew what others say of them, there would not be four friends in the world.
Summary
This quote implies that if people were aware of what others truly thought or said about them, true friendships would be rare. It suggests that there is often a disconnect between the image people project and how they are perceived by others. If everyone could hear the honest opinions of others, it is implied that they would be hurt or disappointed, and genuine friendships would be scarce due to the potential for judgment and disapproval.
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