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Telling the truth or not - review it pls! :) Telling the truth or not is a serious question which has been discussed amid groups of ethics, theology or psychology since the first century of history AD. It is a question that has not been yet answered satisfyingly and which is likely to be anytime. As I see it, telling the truth depends on the circumstances. Although it is not useful in any time, I believe we should attempt to be honest. It is an undeniable fact amid psychologists that one of the most important possession of a person is a relationship. There is a high extent of stories in which people speak about how truth made their relationship better or how hiding truth destroyed it. Considering these stories, the fundamental of a relationship seems to be the truth in every circumstances. There is a second part of people's life that is worth mentioning: personality. It is a common knowledge that personality improves by going through difficult situations. Of course, it is inevitable for improvement that the person be inclined to adjust to the situation and try to exploit all of the possible opportunities that are available. Therefore, it has benefits when people tell the truth for their chief in the event of having done a mistake. In addition, people in this case stand less chance to be hired. Some people argue that telling the truth can destroy both relationships and personalities. They point out the fact that lots of people divorce after having told what they really thought about their partner or having cheated their partner. Another example they show is the surprise. There is no doubt that when somebody organizes a surprise party, he will not tell it to the person for whom he is doing it. In my opinion, these arguments are appropriate and true, however, I insist telling the truth. In terms of relationships, telling the truth is necessary in the beginning of it. It is a common mistake that people are not honest to each other when they start a relationship. Therefore, I agree that a small lie is allowed when people intend to surprise someone. In conclusion, telling the truth makes people's relationships and personalities thriving. Despite surprises, not telling the truth will not result in benefits.

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Telling the truth or not - review it pls! please:)

To telling the truth or not is a serious question which has been discussed amid among groups of ethics, theology or psychology (better: ethics, theology, and psychology groups) since the first century of history AD. It is a question that has not been yet answered satisfyingly satisfactorily answered and which is not likely to be anytime soon. As I see it, telling the truth depends on the circumstances. Although it is not useful in any time ( better: all the time, or, in every situation), I believe we should attempt to be honest.


It is an undeniable fact amid among* psychologists that one of the most important possessions of a person is a relationship (better: one of the most important possessions a person can have is a..) There is a high extent (number/occurence) of stories in which people speak about how the truth made their relationships better or how hiding the truth destroyed it. Considering these stories, the fundamentals of a relationship seems to be the truth in every circumstances.

"amid" generally implies something that floats, something in the atmosphere, or something abstract

There is a second part of people's life lives that is worth mentioning: personality. It is a common knowledge that personality improves by going through difficult situations. Of course, it is inevitable for improvement that improvement is inevitable when the person be inclined to has the inclination to adjust to the situation and try to exploit all of the possible opportunities that are available. Therefore, it has there are benefits when people tell the truth for their chief (namely/mainly?)in the event of having done made a mistake. In addition (or, Additionally), people in this case stand less chance to be hired.

Some people argue that telling the truth can destroy both relationships and personalities. They point out the fact that lots of people divorce after having told what they really thought about their partner or having cheated on their partner. Another example they show is the a surprise. There is no doubt that when somebody organizes a surprise party, he will not tell it to the person for whom he is doing it.

In my opinion, these arguments are appropriate and true. However, I insist on telling the truth. In terms of relationships, telling the truth is necessary in the beginning of it. It is a common mistake that people are not honest to with each other when they start a relationship. Therefore, I agree that a small lie is allowed when people intend to surprise someone.

In conclusion, telling the truth makes people's relationships and personalities thriving thrive. Despite Aside from/ Excepting/With the exception of surprises, not telling the truth will not result in benefits.

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Telling the truth or not - review it pls! :)

Telling the truth or not is a serious question which has been discussed amid groups of ethics, theology and psychology since the first century AD. It is a question that has not yet been answered satisfyingly and which isn't likely to be at any point soon. As I see it, telling the truth depends on the circumstances. Although it is not useful in any time, I believe we should attempt to be honest.

It is an undeniable fact amid psychologists that one of the most important possession of a person is a relationship. There is a high extent of stories in which people speak about how truth made their relationship better or about how hiding the truth destroyed it. Considering these stories, the fundamental of a relationship seems to be truth in every circumstance.

There is a second part of life that is worth mentioning: personality. It is common knowledge that personality improves by going through difficult situations. Of course, it is inevitable for improvement that the person be inclined to adjust to the situation and to try to exploit all of the possible opportunities that are available. Therefore, it has benefits when people tell the truth to their boss in the event of having made a mistake. In addition, people in this case stand less chance of being hired.

Some people argue that telling the truth can destroy both relationships and personalities. They point out the fact that lots of people divorce after having said what they really thought about their partner or having cheated on their partner. Another example they show is surprise. There is no doubt that when somebody organizes a surprise party, he will not tell the person for whom he is arranging it.

In my opinion, these arguments are appropriate and true, however, I insist on telling the truth. In terms of relationships, telling the truth is necessary at the beginning of it. It is a common mistake for people not to be honest to each other when they start a relationship. Therefore, I agree that a small lie is allowed when people intend to surprise someone.

In conclusion, telling the truth makes people's relationships and personalities thriving. Despite surprises, not telling the truth will not result in benefits.

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