Quote by Gary Sheffield

I trust no one totally.

I trust no one totally.

Summary

This quote suggests the lack of complete trust in any individual. It implies that the speaker is skeptical and cautious when it comes to relying on others fully. It serves as a reminder that no matter how close someone may be, there is always a level of uncertainty and doubt that prevents complete trust from being placed in them. Such skepticism may stem from past experiences or a general belief in the fallibility of human nature. Ultimately, this quote reflects a cautious approach to relationships and the recognition of the vulnerability that trust entails.

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