Always telling the truth is the most important consideration in any relationship between people.
Undoubtedly, when people form a relationship with friends the most legitimate expectation that they have is trustworthyiness, which is tends to be seen as a frame for friendship,. I take this view on account of the following reasons. :
First, when people start to know each other, in the beginning, they consider the characteristics of an individual which is determined by theisr demeanor, including honesty and avoiding of immoral behavior. The former gives other people a sense of reliability and they will be sure that there is no chicanery going on,. tThe latter makes it possible to predict the general trend in an individual’s behavior. According to this line of thought, Wwhen one tryies to estimate the pros and cons aof one relationship with another, and if their behavior certifyies that they have moral requisites and others evidence substantiates this critical factor, then they would continue to have a good time, otherwise they would brokeak apart.
Second, honesty in many cases is accompanied by regularity, this meants that when a person accepts something to do, they never, under any circumstances, backtrack on their responsibility. My father, for example, is a well-known merchant in my hometown, he never allows me to have or even drive a car due to my uncle's accident. He was afraid of a bad destination for the driver. Despite variof manyus arbiter by a variety of peoples who meditatinged to settlement this disagreement, he didn't allow me. After a three years of conflict he capitulated to buy a car for me as a reward for my graduating. After that I was sure he wioulld provide a car due to his demeanor. This endorses the role of trustworthy iness ain various types of relationships.
Third, happiness is the goal we have in life, but compiled evidence haves shown a large proportion of lies will be disclosed, and thea great proportion of this immoral behavior will be revealed. In other words, although a lie may have some immediate advantage over trustworthyiness in a short periods of time, but it gradually results in the loss of the trust. AreWill people will treat a liar as a valuable member of the community? It is quite safe to say, a simple dishonesty will ruin the relationship.
To conclude, I believe that honesty is always the best policiesy, and, trust is not only the most significant part of a relationship but also is a critical factor, whichand lack of it will destroy any relationship.