Quote by William Shakespeare

For trust not him that hath once broken faith

For trust not him that hath once broken faith

Summary

This quote suggests that it is unwise to place trust in someone who has previously betrayed or deceived others. Once someone has shown a lack of commitment to honoring their promises, it becomes difficult to rely on them. It implies that individuals should be cautious when extending trust to those who have previously broken faith, as their past actions may indicate a lack of integrity or reliability. Trust, once broken, can be challenging to rebuild and should not be easily granted to those who have proven untrustworthy in the past.

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By William Shakespeare

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