Quote by Joseph Stalin

I trust no one, not even myself.

I trust no one, not even myself.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker has a fundamental lack of faith and confidence in others and themselves. They doubt the trustworthiness and reliability of people around them, making it difficult for them to establish meaningful connections and rely on others for support. This lack of trust extends even to the speaker's perception of themselves, indicating a deep-rooted skepticism and self-doubt that affects their ability to trust their own judgment and actions. Overall, this quote conveys a profound sense of mistrust and skepticism in the speaker's relationships and own inner compass.

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By Joseph Stalin

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