As if it were possible for one person to care about another and still treat him or her like this.

Garth Risk Hallberg
As if it were possible for one person to care...
As if it were possible for one person to care...
As if it were possible for one person to care...
As if it were possible for one person to care...
About This Quote

In this quote, Shakespeare talks about how it can be possible for one person to care about another and still treat them like a dog. He is describing a selfish person who is only concerned with their own good and not the good of others.

Source: City On Fire

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