"No gentleman ever discusses any relationship with a lady"
- Keith Miller
About this Quote
This quote by Keith Miller is a suggestion of the significance of respecting the privacy of others. It recommends that a gentleman must never ever bring up any personal matters with a woman, such as a romantic relationship, without her approval. This quote highlights the need for shared regard and understanding between males and females. It likewise implies that a gentleman must constantly be mindful of a lady's sensations and not take advantage of her. By appreciating a girl's personal privacy, a gentleman can reveal his regard for her and show his good manners. This quote is a reminder that a gentleman must always bear in mind a girl's sensations and regard her personal privacy.
This quote is written / told by Keith Miller somewhere between April 19, 1927 and today. He/she was a famous Author from USA, the quote is categorized under the topic Men. The author also have 27 other quotes.
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