Does the TRUTH  Really HURT?
407389
what do you think? i think it does but a lie hurts even worse.
722103
It is always better to tell the truth.  Lying in any situation is unsound, and usually betrays a lack of courage - the courage to say "I don't want to answer that", or "Well, yes, you are a bit fat, but I love you anyway and if you want to change it why don't we work on it together?" or something like that.  Lying, ultimately, can only ever hurt you, and the person or people you lie to.
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The TRUTH Sucks, Huh ??
254759
i hear u 100%-- its like if u cant tell the truth be on ur way- u want the real deal, its like it makes them feel good inside hurting others which means they got issues and someone needs 2 get them in check. i been lied 2 so many times and it suxs. for people who do that i think need 2 grew up and take a look at everything.
841468
Truth is often directly related to change.  The truth by definition shows us something that we were not aware of, were unsure of, or actually out-right denied before.  Not surprisingly, when this happens we have to re-evaluate what is important to us and what our responsibilities in any one situation are.  Simply put, truth means change and change is scary.....
319520
Be honest. You shouldn't pretend to feel something that you don't. Even though you know that it will hurt him, it is better that he knows how things really stand. Maybe you will never love him, then he will feel hurt AND betrayed that you lied to him too. Do you really want to hurt him that way? Plus if you lie to him, how can you be true to yourself. It is so unsatisfying to live a lie. Good luck
1064422
If you are telling the truth, then the statement, "Everything I tell you is a lie," is a lie itself.  If you are lying, then the statement would actually be true...which brings us back to you telling the truth.  It's all just one big circle that never, ever ends!
349083
If you are telling the truth, stick to it.  You're friend may not believe you, and it may even cost you your friendship with him/her, but hopefully your friend will eventually see that you are telling the truth.  The truth shall set you free.
1016761
An exaggeration is based on truth, lying isn't.
626168
Some times the truth hurts and she just don't want to face the facts...Bet he told her he would never cheat and she believes every bit of it..
728175
JUST TRY TELLING THE TRUTH
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It depends on how the truth is delivered.  If you are asked a direct question and omit details such as to give an impression opposite to the truth, then yes, it is a lie regardless of how much truth is in there.\n\nFor example, suppose you and your brother eat some of a cake that your mother was saving for later. Your mother asks "did you eat the cake?" and you reply "My brother ate the cake".\n\nThis is true, but implies you did not eat the cake.  Thus it is a lie.\n\nOn the other hand, you could answer "well, someone definitely ate the cake" and this would be an incomplete truth but not a lie. Someone did eat the cake, you just don't want to say who becuase it will get you into trouble.\n\nIncomplete truths aren't lies -- they require your friend to ask more explicit questions. However your friend might not be very happy if you avoid a complete answer -- and most intelligent people will recognize an evasion when they hear one.
496108
is that really all true!?
994165
Does it have to be the truth?
216228
the truth is better then a lie.\n"An honest answer is like a kiss on the lips" ;;Proverb....   :)\n\nhence a lie is like a slap on the face.    :(\n\nand i do not deal well with being slapped in the face.....
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hello there \n\nwell i dont know what type of truth and may be it is possible that truth will hurt him very much or may be good for him it depends on the truth i hv heard that truth  always  hurt.\ni think that u should tell him if u want to tell.\n\nok c ya byeee take care \nromeo007
805952
I prefer the truth, even if it hurts.