There is power in the tongue. What many never consider, is much like the blood that courses through our veins, those thoughts and ideals travel straight to the tips of our fingers and become the proclamations we type and text. We send fabulous words of wisdom and quotes, ending them with smiley faces and "Lol (s)". We make professions of love and close with hugs and kisses in a plethora of x's and o's. But, what of the lies that we tell? When is it okay to lie? I, myself, believe that it's much better to tell the truth. Who has time to memorize the lie, or the events leading up to the lie? We know it comes back. What man or woman is so important that they are worthy of the energy that it takes to lie? I think in relationships, men and women sometimes think it's better to tell a lie so that their significant other is not hurt, or feels special. Never thinking of the consequence or possible damage, he or she finds instead, that it's a quick fix to a small situation. Allow me to help click the switch. A lie is just that and when one tells it, it takes away from your positive characteristics that make you attractive. No one wants to be considered a "liar" by friends, family, and significant others. There's a dynamic way to avoid this. It's something everyone can do. Choose to tell the truth AND start with yourself. You will be sure to find a glow of peace of mind shining out from within, and that is way more attractive than the nervous energy of a liar.
Azure Skies
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