"Justice to my readers compels me to admit that I write because I have nothing to do; justice to myself induces me to add that I will cease to write the moment I have nothing to say"

This quote by Charles Caleb Colton talks to the concept of being sincere and true to oneself and to others. He is admitting that he writes since he has nothing else to do, but he also wishes to be truthful with his readers and let them understand that he will stop writing the moment he has absolutely nothing to say. This quote speaks with the concept of being honest and true to oneself and to others. It is a suggestion that we need to always be truthful with ourselves and with others, and that we need to not hesitate to confess when we have nothing to say. It is also a reminder that we must not be afraid to take a break from something when we have nothing to say, and that it is fine to take a break from something when we have absolutely nothing to say. This quote is a tip that we need to always be sincere and real to ourselves and to others, which we should not hesitate to take a break from something when we have absolutely nothing to state.