Quotes About Distrust

Because you're a suspicious bitch.

What a lying piece of dirt! ~ Eve

Your a lying bastard who only cares about his own damned hide, so just leave me the hell alone! ~ Eve

A few bad apples, Okay I grant u that ~ Bentz

You should be more paranoid than you are. Your typical suburban mom worries all the time, but she worries about the wrong things. Because she doesn't worry about me.

I knew something was wrong when you started being so polite.

It's so obviously bogus, no one will look for a second layer of, er, bogusity.

My attitude toward men who mess around is simple: If you find 'em, kill 'em.

What the hell do you want, anyway? 'I just want to help you. Yeah, right. And then he'd sell her a bridge. He didn't know her, had no vested intereset in her--unless he hoped to get laid. Ha! Fat chance. He looked like he was poor, driving that old rattrap car and dressed in faded jeans. She clenched her hands into fists. I'm not screwing you. I didn't ask you to. And then, with some sort of warped amusement, he added, I'm not that easy.

A lie to the faithless is merely a conversation in their language.

Fear is sinful when it proceeds out of unbelief or distrust in God.

Le monde ne sait que vous tuer comme un dormeur quand il se retourne le monde, sur vous, comme un dormeur tue ses puces. Voilà qui serait certes mourir bien sottement, que je me dis, comme tout le monde, c'est-à-dire. Faire confiance aux hommes c'est déjà se faire tuer un peu.

Acreditava no corpo dela, não acreditava no seu espírito. Considerava-a como uma encantadora emboscada, em relação à guerra e em relação à vida.

Não é porque ela fosse feia, não, ela poderia mesmo ser considerada bonita, como tantas outras, mas era tão prudente, tão desconfiada que parava à margem da sua beleza, como à margem da vida.

I was a child in those days, and that jail frightened me. Because I didn't know what men are like. Never again will I believe what they say or what they think. Men are the thing to be afraid of, always, men and nothing else.

Not even a mouse trusts himself to one hole only

every stranger is a possible enemy. He

Now you be careful in the real world said Armpit Not everyone is as nice as us.

They had never had a nice teacher. They were terribly afraid of nice teachers.

Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper. Truth itself becomes suspicious by being put into that polluted vehicle. (Thomas Jefferson)

Somewhat paranoid to begin with, he assumed every tradesman was an extortion artist

Rockefeller was notably suspicious when it came to the medical profession.

Perhaps out of a self-protective instinct, Bill taught his children to be wary of strangers and even of himself.

At this, Hamilton dropped any pose of civility and chastised Monroe, saying "your representation is totally false.