Quote by William Shakespeare

Two women placed together makes cold weather

Two women placed together makes cold weather

Summary

This quote suggests that when two women are in close proximity or have a close relationship, it tends to create a negative or unfriendly environment. It implies that their collective presence somehow contributes to a chilly or frosty atmosphere. This quote may be highlighting the potential for conflict or friction that can arise when two women's personalities, attitudes, or perspectives clash or do not align harmoniously.

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Women

By William Shakespeare

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