Quote by Evette Carter
You'll hate me for the truth before you love me for a lie ... and I wouldn't want it any other way.
Summary
This quote suggests that sometimes being honest and telling the truth can initially cause displeasure or conflict. However, it emphasizes the importance of being genuine and not resorting to deception or lies to gain someone's affection. By choosing honesty over falsehood, one can be true to oneself and eventually be appreciated and loved for who they truly are, which is ultimately more valuable than being liked or loved for a fabricated persona.