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Truth and lies: the art of finding balance
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Truth and falsehood are two extremes, and our task is to find a balance between them. At first glance, sweet lies may seem attractive. We can reduce conflict, maintain harmony, and avoid trouble by saying what the other person wants to hear. However, over time, lying can destroy trust and break our relationship. The desire for sweet lodges can lead to the loss of our true identity and self-deception.

On the other hand, the bitter truth can be difficult and painful. It requires courage and openness to say something that might hurt another person or violate established expectations. However, the bitter truth is honesty and the basis of a healthy and deep relationship. Truth helps us grow, develop, and correct mistakes. It enables us to be sincere with ourselves and with other people.

So how do you find the balance between sweet lies and bitter truth? It is important to remember that each situation is unique and there is no universal recipe. However, here are a few principles that can help us make informed decisions:

Examine your motives: Before you say something, ask yourself why you are saying it. Being honest with yourself will help you decide whether to tell the truth or compromise.

Listen to your heart: Intuition and inner voice can give you a hint about what is right and sincere. Learn to listen to your feelings and trust them.

Learn to be tactful: The truth can be told with respect and concern for the other person. Choose words that won't cause unnecessary pain, but will help express your opinion and feelings.

Be prepared for reactions: Be aware that your truth can cause emotional reactions in other people. Be prepared for this and be able to support others in their information processing process.

Dear ones, in finding a balance between sweet lies and bitter truth, we develop our emotional intelligence and the ability to build harmonious relationships. Remember that sincerity and respect should be core values in our interactions with others. Find your own truth and build relationships based on openness, honesty and understanding.

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