Warren G. HardingI have no trouble with my enemies - I can take care of my enemies all right. But my damn friends... They're the ones that keep me walking the floors at night!
About This Quote
It’s easy to be antagonistic towards your enemies, but very hard to feel hostility towards your friends. If you ever felt a lack of trust in a friend, take a look at yourself and you will find a cause for your feelings. People who have a great number of friends are often very good at being friendly and being aware of the needs of other people. On the other hand, people who have few or no friends can have a hard time being friendly and they may get less out of their relationships with other people.
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