Quote by Oscar Wilde

One should never trust a woman who tells one her real age. A woman who would tell one that would tell one anything.

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Summary

This quote suggests that one should be cautious about trusting a woman who openly reveals her true age as she may be inclined to conceal other essential information. It implies that honesty about one's age is seen as a breach of trust, raising suspicion regarding the woman's character and reliability. The quote highlights the idea that an individual who willingly discloses personal details without reservation might not be trustworthy in other aspects of their life.

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By Oscar Wilde

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