Quote by William Shakespeare

I wonder men dare trust themselves with men

I wonder men dare trust themselves with men

Summary

This quote suggests skepticism towards placing trust in other human beings. It questions whether individuals are truly confident enough to entrust their welfare and well-being into the hands of others, considering the potential risks and flaws that may exist within individuals. It emphasizes the doubts and uncertainties surrounding the extent to which people can rely on each other, highlighting the natural caution and wariness that arises when it comes to placing trust in fellow men.

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By William Shakespeare

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