John DemkoThere is no pain but to genuinely hurt a friend.
About This Quote
In the word of William Shakespeare, there is no pain but to genuinely hurt a friend. In this quote from "Twelfth Night", he is talking about how it's not a good thing to hurt a friend. This quote is a reminder to people not to hurt people because doing so can be very painful. No matter how hard you try, someone will always take you down. There is no pain greater than hurting a friend and while some people may be able to rise from the pain, others won't be able to do so.
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