Good writing! indeed!
Telling lies are used to have bad reputation.
However, it is true that we live in a world where lies are given every day.
Teachers beautify the performance of their students to encourage confidence.
Doctors hide the truth of the illness to keep their patients optimistic.
Lovers tell sweet words to keep intimate relationship.
Because of the beautiful lies, I am deeply touched by the story in which a
painter drew a leaf everyday outside his window to raise hope of a terminally
ill patient.
Sometimes telling lies help us to deal with tough things and get another opportunity to
make it better.
Therefore, whether it is good to tell lies cannot be easily concluded by a definite answer.
Instead, it should be judged by its motivation.
As a high school student, the instruction of our teacher and the anticipation of our
parents give me great pressure.
When I did not perform quite well in the test,sometimes I told a lie to avoid letting them down.
However, as I felt ashamed and uneasy about it, I would be stimulated to study harder,
waiting for the next opportunity to prove my ability.
Followed by the same standard, when I am cheated, I persuade myself to calm down and think
about the motivation of his lies.
If it is forgivable, I chose to accept and give him another chance.
A well-known study shows that an ordinary person tells three lies one day.
Whether you like it or not, lies are given everywhere and every day.
So, I would rather enjoy it than live as a hypocrite.
Telling white lies in a necessary time and a well-meaning way, our living world is more diverse;
our lives are more interesting, full of surprise and possibilities.