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The world is changing. And so are people. They create rules to break them later on. Is it bad or good? We do not know for sure.
7. The honesty vow
Honesty is the best policy. This is the rule to follow when we are talking about something substantial. White lies are sometimes healthy. Let us not be too serious about small things that do not influence anything significant. For example, why not be tolerant and let him wear his favorite tie that you find ugly? Do not keep telling him how terrible it looks on him even if that’s true. However, avoid lying if the case is really serious.
