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Never tell your story to a deaf man.

Never tell your story to a deaf man.

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This quote suggests that sharing your story or experiences with someone who is unwilling or unable to listen or understand is in vain. Just like attempting to communicate with a deaf person, it emphasizes the futility of sharing personal narratives or information with someone who cannot or does not actively engage in hearing and understanding. It reminds us to choose our listeners wisely, seeking those who genuinely care and can empathize with us.

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