Patience gives truth enough time to become obvious.

Truth does not need help so much as time. Given long enough, patterns show themselves: people repeat, situations reveal their shape, and the thing that was ambiguous at the start becomes plain without anyone having to prove it. Rushing to a verdict usually just installs your guess where evidence would have gone.

When you are unsure about a person or a situation, resist the urge to settle it now. Keep noticing rather than concluding. Watch what repeats across several months rather than what happened once. What is actually true tends to become obvious, and the answer that arrives this way is far more reliable than one you argued yourself into.