Famous Sayings About Secrets: A Deeper Insight
A hidden truth paints a thousand unseen stories.
A secret is only a secret if it’s unknown to others.
The only way to forget a secret is to tell it to someone.
Secrets add salt to our lives, but when spilled, they can create storms.
Only trust someone with your secrets if you are willing to share their consequences.
Some secrets are like mysteries, the more you try to conceal the more they stand revealed.
A secret whispered is a secret no more.
Too many secrets can drown the soul.
One’s heart hides secrets that the mind cannot fathom.
The best way to keep a secret, is to pretend there isn’t one.
Secrets are the invisible wall in the garden of intimacy.
A secret remains a treasure till it’s untold.
The essence of trust is not in its bind but in its bond, so hold your secrets close to your heart.
Secrets are web of cryptic words, untangle them to see the truth.
A secret shared is a trust formed.
In the market of truths, secrets are the most expensive commodities.
The cupid’s secret and the poet’s heart are the two things that are never revealed.
The language of secrets is silence.
Secrets are whispers of the soul longing to be heard.
Like the moon, every heart has a secret side plunged in darkness.
Three can keep a secret, if two of them are dead. – Benjamin Franklin
Famous Sayings About Secrets: A Deeper Insight part 2
Secrets are the enemy of love.
Secrets and lies kill relationships.
There are two kinds of secrets: those we keep from others and those we hide from ourselves.
The best-kept secrets are often hidden in plain sight.
A woman’s heart is a bottomless ocean full of secrets.
Secrets have a cost; they are not for free.
Some secrets are meant to be taken to the grave.
Give your secrets to the wind, but don’t blame it for telling the trees.
Don?t tell a secret to a friend that you wouldn?t keep for a friend.
The man who can keep a secret may be wise, but he is not half as wise as the man with no secrets to keep.
A friend is someone you trust with your secrets.
The safest secrets are those kept in silence.
Only trust someone who can see these three things in you: the sorrow behind your smile, the love behind your anger, and the reason behind your silence.
Some secrets are safer kept alone. Some make us lonely when known.
In secrets lie the soul’s true power.
Friends don’t spy; true friendship is about privacy, too.
The most dangerous secrets a person can bury are those he keeps from himself.
Secrets are like stars. They conceal and reveal at the same time.
Even in the deepest secrets, there exists a light of truth.
Some secrets are safer locked under our tongues.
Keep a secret like you would keep a treasure.
A restless tongue leads to a leaked secret.
The truth hides in plain sight, clad as a secret.
A secret told is a trust broken.
A secret whispered is a secret shared.
Some secrets are silent songs of the soul.
Silence is the safeguard of secrets.
A heart heavy with secrets sinks silently.
Every heart holds a labyrinth of secrets.
Secrets are echoes of untold stories.
Secrets are like stars; visible to all, but reachable to none.
We are all secret keepers, each having a unique collection.
Even the shadows whisper secrets.
Keeping a secret is like holding your breath – let it out and breathe.
Every secret is a seed of a story.
The beauty of secrets is in their mystery.
A secret is a shared bond of trust.
It is our secrets that define us.
A kept secret is a silent loyalty.
One man’s secret can be another man’s lesson.
Secrets are the invisible threads weaving reality.
Some secrets are wounds that never heal.
Whispered secrets are like played strings; music to few, noise to all.
The smallest of secrets can carry the greatest of weights.