As Russell C. Smith stated in The Truth about Lying: Reinventing Our Survival Instincts, “People lie to avoid responsibility, punishment, and judgment”, ultimately this means people lie in order to avoid things that destructs them. People lie to themselves, and to others in order to survive. For instance, a friend asks you how they look in that dress, but they don’t look so good in it. What do you do? You lie and sugarcoat it. Why? Because you’re trying to avoid hurting their feelings, and trying to avoid making yourself look like a bad, judgemental person. And you do that to survive, not only in that situation, but in the long run in life. Yes, it does seem wrong the fact that you’re hiding the truth. And I admit, this reason is a selfish reason to why lying is good. In addition, Yes, you may question that lying does not benefit both sides. But if you look at the bigger picture, it goes both way to save face. And people usually don’t realize when people lie in their
As Russell C. Smith stated in The Truth about Lying: Reinventing Our Survival Instincts, “People lie to avoid responsibility, punishment, and judgment”, ultimately this means people lie in order to avoid things that destructs them. People lie to themselves, and to others in order to survive. For instance, a friend asks you how they look in that dress, but they don’t look so good in it. What do you do? You lie and sugarcoat it. Why? Because you’re trying to avoid hurting their feelings, and trying to avoid making yourself look like a bad, judgemental person. And you do that to survive, not only in that situation, but in the long run in life. Yes, it does seem wrong the fact that you’re hiding the truth. And I admit, this reason is a selfish reason to why lying is good. In addition, Yes, you may question that lying does not benefit both sides. But if you look at the bigger picture, it goes both way to save face. And people usually don’t realize when people lie in their