Some might say that it is easier to lie and get on with your day. Others would rather tell the truth than have the weight of guilt. Ultimately, honesty is important to being true to yourself, and maintaining good relations with others.
Honesty is important if you want to stay true to yourself. Think of the most awful thing you've ever done. Imagine carrying around that guilt all the time! If you tell the truth, a resolution to any problem can be easily found, while reminding others that, hey, maybe you messed up, but you fessed up, and therefore makes you a more trustworthy person.
Honesty is also important because it helps maintain good relations with others. If you ever lie to someone, just tell them immediately. It takes weight off of your shoulders, and it shows them that you care about investing in that relationship.
In conclusion, it is always better to be honest than to lie. Lying can only hurt you and others around you. Honesty might get you in trouble, but it shows that you are a caring person. So next time you face a tough decision,, just think, "Honesty with small punishment, or a lie with distrust?"
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What made the Parton family vulnerable to attack was the political disruption among the nobility that took place during Henry's reign.
We can arrive at this answer through the following information:
- The problems faced by the Parton family can be identified through the letters exchanged between the members of that family.
- This family belonged to the gentry of Norfolk between 1422 and 1509.
- Although they were very rich and possessed many poses, the civil war and the political break between the nobility during Henry's reign left this family in a fragile position, vulnerable to attack.
- This happened because there was no kind of policy to protect them.
That's because this was a time when noble families were left unprotected and could be easily challenged and plundered. As such, family members should fight for their possessions, not just against thieves, but against people claiming eligibility as family member.
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