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The Ripple Effect of White Lies: Small Fibs, Big Consequences
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Linda Mintle
We’ve all told a white lie or two—small fibs to avoid awkwardness or spare someone’s feelings. On the surface, these lies seem harmless, even considerate. After all, who wants to make a situation more uncomfortable by being brutally honest? However, even these seemingly inconsequential untruths can have far-reaching consequences, creating ripples in our personal and…
The Hidden Costs of Lying in Relationships
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Linda Mintle
Lying may seem like a quick fix to avoid conflict or protect someone’s feelings, but its long-term effects on relationships, personal integrity, and emotional well-being can be far-reaching. Whether it’s a small white lie or a more significant deception, the consequences of dishonesty often extend beyond the immediate situation, causing harm to both the liar…
Everybody Lies Once in Awhile, Don’t They?
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Linda Mintle
Have you ever done something 99%? Well, some people feel telling the truth 99% of the time is good enough. It’s OK to tell a little white lie here and there. But is it? If you drank milk that was 99% milk but 1% vinegar, would it be OK? This idea that little white lies…
Why Do We Lie So Much?
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Linda Mintle
“Truth is so obscure in these times, and falsehood so established, that, unless we love the truth, we cannot know it.” Blaise Pascal We have a real crisis in America. No, I am not talking about the pandemic, the elections, the national debt and such. We have a crisis of not telling the truth. People…
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