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You want me to stop being a lesbian and being attracted to women because it's a "sin"? Last I checked, you sin when you lie. Sure, I could say that I'm not a lesbian anymore, or that I'm not attracted to women anymore and I'm straight, or I could even say that the moon is made of cheese. I could tell you a lot, but the moon still won't be made of cheese, and I still won't be attracted to men. I could lie to you to appease you, but shouldn't the truth set me free? I prefer the truth to the lie any day of the week. —Cristina Marrero
I? What am I?” roared the President, rising slowly to an incredible height, like a mighty wave that would arch and crash over them. 'You want to know what I am, don't you? Bull, you are a man of science. Dig into the roots of these trees and discover the truth about them. Syme, you are a poet. Stare at those morning clouds. But I say to you, that you will discover the truth about the last tree and the upper cloud before you discover the truth about me. You will understand the sea and I will still be an enigma; you will know what the stars are and you will not know what I am. From the beginning of the world all men have hunted me like a wolf - kings and sages and poets and lawgivers, all churches and all philosophies. But I've never been caught, and the sky will fall when I turn into the bay. I gave them a good run for their money and now I will. —G.K. Chesterton
Most of the time, we writers have to repeat ourselves - that's the truth. We have two or three great and moving experiences in our lives - experiences so great and moving that it seems at the time that no one else has been so caught up and so beaten and blinded and amazed and beaten and broken and saved and enlightened and never before so rewarded and humbled.
So we learn our craft, well or not so well, and we tell our two or three stories - each time in a new guise - maybe ten times, maybe a hundred times, as long as people listen. —F Scott Fitzgerald
Here's a secret: everyone, if they live long enough, eventually gets lost. You will get lost, you will wake up one morning and feel lost. This is a hard and simple truth. If it hasn't happened to you yet, consider yourself lucky. If that's the case, if one day you look around and don't recognize anything, if you find yourself alone in a dark forest and you're lost, maybe it's easier to blame someone else.
a failed lover, a missing father, a bad childhood
or it might be easier to blame the card you got
folded too many times, out of date, small font
but mostly, if you're honest, you only have yourself to blame.
One day I will tell my daughter a story about a dark time, the dark days before she was born, and how her arrival was a ray of light. We got lost for a while, the story will start, but then we find the way. —Nick Flynn
We cannot help noticing that the apostles of tolerance, like all propagandists, are often the most intolerant people. This really happened, and it is strangely ironic: those who wanted to overthrow all dogmas created for their own use, we will not say, a new dogma, but a caricature of the dogma they managed to impose on humanity in the western world generally; In this way, under the guise of "freedom of thought", were established the most fantastic beliefs ever seen in the form of these various idols, of which we highlight only a few important ones. —Rene Guenon
It's not the fact that he tells me he won't kill me that guarantees I have some time to breathe. Predo could look me in the eye and say that whiskey is good and cigarettes are better, and I still need a drink and some luck to believe he's not lying. Man invents lies. He brings her out asexually with no help required. He exhales and lies fill the air. Alone in a room, he mutters lies to keep from falling into the trap of telling the truth. By day, he sleeps soundly in his bed in the safest heart of Coalition Headquarters and dreams of lies. To keep his left hand from finding out what treachery his right hand has planned.
Stretched out on the easel and burned with red-hot irons, Dexter Predo is in no danger of revealing the truth. Living far beyond your limits. —Charlie Huston
As a species, tragedy lies within all of us. We push it to the back of our minds, but it's never so far away that it can't come back and crash and writhe in our souls: a treacherous wave capsizing a boat on a calm day. Tragedy is never more than a breath away. We hide from their certainty and go about our lives as if time could be wasted. Somewhere within ourselves, we know that we are telling ourselves lies. We know that one day everything we love will be gone. —Logan Kain
That's why I always think it's important to allow someone to reveal themselves. Noticing something you like about someone can really say something about who they are during a testing period. The truth will come out. —rambin of life
When I was serving a mission years ago, we had a visit from Dr. James E. Talmage of the Council of the Twelve
a great student, a great teacher, a great theologian and a great prophet. Here we sat at his feet, asking questions and listening to his advice whenever we had a spare moment.
He once told us: I want to say something to you missionaries. The day of sacrifice is not over yet! It is yet to come when many other saints and even apostles will lose their lives defending the truth! —Harold B. Lee
Can I tell you a wonderful truth about your dog? ... In our religion we believe in reincarnation. As you can see, we live many times, always striving to be wiser and more virtuous. Finally, when we live a flawless life, a perfect life, we leave this world and don't need to go through it again. Between our human lives, we can be reborn as other creatures. Sometimes, when someone has lived an almost perfect life but is still not worthy of nirvana, that person is reborn as a very cute dog. When the dog's life comes to an end, the person is reincarnated as a human one last time and lives a perfect life. Your dog is an almost fully enlightened human being and will be perfect and innocent in the next life, a great human being. You have been given the stewardship of what, in your faith, you may call a holy soul. —Dean Koontz
The time has come to tell the truth. Again. There is no love without justice. Men and women who cannot easily deny themselves and anyone they choose to be intimate with the freedom to know mutual love. If we continue to fail to envision a world where love can be recognized as a unifying principle that can lead us to seek and use power wisely, we will remain trapped in a culture of domination that demands that we use power rather than power to choose. . love. —fate hook
he is about to
We can say. He's about to discover this hard truth.
that you will never be complete or feel complete. You usually only have to learn it once.
that there is as little as there is eternity, as totally non-existent. When you're under the spell of your first love, that discovery seems to break all momentum, eroding all promise. Last year, Neil assumed that love is like liquid poured into a container and that the more someone loves, the fuller the container becomes completely full. The truth is that the vase also expands with time. you grow Your life expands. And you cannot expect your partner's love to fulfill you alone. There will always be room for other things. And that space is not so much empty as filled by another element. Even if the liquid is easier to see, you have to learn to appreciate the air. —David Levithan
And I say: 'We too are pilgrims'.
And we say, 'But this time we're not going to lie. We will tell the truth about our exploits. —Kate Scelsa
Let's get them to tell us what it is," said Poirot.
"Third degree?" said Colonel Carbury.
"NO." Poirot shook his head. "Just ordinary entertainment. In general, people tell the truth. Because it's easier! Because it puts less pressure on inventive skills! You can tell a lie - or two lies - or three lies or even four lies - but you can't always lie. And so - the truth becomes clear. -Agatha Christie
Because everyone lies. It is part of life in society. Don't get me wrong - I think it's necessary. The last thing anyone wants is to live in a society where total honesty reigns supreme. Can you imagine the conversations? You're short and fat, one might say, and the other might reply, I know. But you smell bad. It just wouldn't work. So people lie by omission all the time. People will tell you most of the story... and I've learned that the part they don't tell you is often the most important part. People hide the truth because they are afraid. -I-Nicholas Sparks
Anything but the truth is abhorred in a sickroom... Get the nurse to admit the medicine is disgusting. Let the doctor explain that the treatment will be painful. Have my sister or brother or friend tell me never to look like I'm sane. When the time is near for me to die, tell me that I will die and when. —Harriet Martineau
If you tell a big enough lie and keep repeating it, people will eventually believe you. The lie can only be maintained as long as the state can protect the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. Therefore, it becomes vital that the state use all its power to suppress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie and, consequently, the truth is the greatest enemy of the state. —Josef Goebbels
The sands of time were blowing in iconoclasm... pictures in a row to tell the truth! Glorious legends of revolutionaries bound only by the desire to be true to themselves... And to hope! Parables of colliding worlds, forbidden love... of enemies healing the wounds of circumstance! Projected myth of pursuit by greed and selfishness... And the will to survive! The will to survive! And survive in the face of those who claim their own existence! We survive not as pawns, but as agents of hope... Sometimes misunderstood, but always faithful to our history. The story of man. —Scott Morse
The wasted words You'll forgive me I hope you don't mind if I say I just wanted to add when I have time and I've said it before and I'll say it again because you should know, before we go any further we should lay it all out on the table because the reality is and the truth is and the fact is I shouldn't interrupt but I was thinking and if you know please tell me how we handle this saying so much without saying anything. —please find this
I still haven't figured out who I want to be, love,” Ruth says, answering my two questions and then shaking her head in unabashed, heartfelt laughter. "I'm not kidding. I haven't figured it out yet. But don't tell my daughters that. I lie to her every day. I tell them that in time they'll figure it out. Just keep doing what they're doing. But let it go." tell me a little secret, because I think you can handle it.” She leans in to whisper in my ear.
All parents lie to their children. It is our duty. But the truth is, I think a lot of us don't know what we're doing. We are all confused and very alone most of the time. —Julie Büxbaum
Make yourself a definition or description of the thing presented to you, to see clearly what kind of thing it is in its substance, in its nakedness, in its totality, and tell yourself its real name and the names of the things it is made of. is is composed and in which it will dissolve. For nothing promotes the elevation of the spirit like the ability to methodically and truly examine every object that presents itself in life, and always to look at things in such a way as to see at the same time what kind of universe it is and what it is. it is for one to use everything in it, and what is the value of everything in relation to the whole, and what is it in relation to the man who is the citizen of the supreme city, that all other cities are like families; what each thing is, its composition and duration, and what virtue I should bring to it, such as gentleness, manhood, truth, fidelity, simplicity, contentment, and the rest.—Marco Aurel
I just want a life full of happiness, laughter and opportunities
I want a passion I call work to pay my bills.
I want to spend my time eating good food and creating low-key memories with the family I left behind.
I want friends who are honest enough to tell me when I've made a mistake so I can correct it, and kind enough to know if I'm lying in my smile.
I want a lover who isn't afraid to love me with every inch of his heart, but also fearless about keeping his individual voice as we grow together.
And I'll have it all because I believe I'm worth it. —Nikki Rowe
I have a wonderful mentor who helps me, reads my work and criticizes me all the time. You need those people who will tell you the truth and help you. You don't want anyone to give you butter. I want someone to tell me what to fix. That's what I like. —Liana Liberato
I never know what to say to them. I mean, there's nothing that can be said to stop a person from hurting themselves. Half the time I feel like telling them the truth. I would say for 3 months you will feel worse than ever and deal with it as best you can. And that after 6 months the pain isn't that bad, but it still hurts more than you think. And even after years you still think about the lost person and feel sad about it. And you still miss her all the time. —Nicholas Sparks
We try so hard to put our stamp on things that we like to convince ourselves that what we do matters or will last. But the truth is, we are all just passing through. So little survives us. And when we leave, it's only the memory of others that keeps our time here alive. And when they are gone... So when I am gone, I demand that my dust be thrown into the water. Because in the end it floats. —Douglas Kennedy
All they try is to say how are they and how are you - what's going on - what's the weather like now, today, this moment, the rain, the sunshine, look! Open your eyes; listen Listen. That's what the novelists say. But they don't say what you'll see and hear. All they can say is what they've seen and heard in their time in this world, one third spent sleeping and dreaming, another third telling lies. "The truth against the world!" - Yes. Certainly. Novelists, at least in their boldest moments, want the truth: to know it, to speak it, to serve it. —Ursula K. Le Guin
I have always and always will respect the people who keep it real, no matter what. Most people say, "Just stay with me", but the fact is, most people can't handle the truth, don't want to accept the truth, deny the truth, or just aren't ready to face their truth. Next time you tell someone to be honest with you, make sure you mean what you say. Have the courage to be more attentive, to listen and observe. But have more courage to recognize “what is” and boldly face YOUR truth. The truth is better than an everyday lie. Do not be afraid! —Stéphanie Lahart
And then?"
"And so," said Poirot. "We will talk! Je vous assured you, Hastings, there is nothing more dangerous for someone who has something to hide than talking! Language, an old French sage once told me, is a human invention, preventing you from thinking is also an infallible means of discovering what he wants to hide. One person, Hastings, cannot resist the opportunity to reveal himself and express his personality that a conversation offers him. Every time he reveals himself.”
"What do you expect Cust to tell you?"
Hercule Poirot smiled.
"A lie," he said. "And so shall I know the truth! –Agatha Christie
Cathy's lies were never innocent. Their purpose was to avoid punishment, work or responsibility, and they were used profitably. Most liars stumble, either because they forget what they've said or because the lie is suddenly met with incontrovertible truth. But Cathy has not forgotten her lies and has developed the most effective method of lying. She got so close to the truth that one can never be sure. She also knew two other methods
either to punctuate your lies with the truth or to tell a truth as if it were a lie. When someone is accused of a lie and it turns out to be the truth, there is a residue that lasts a long time and protects a series of untruths. —John Steinbeck
Grant-"
But he barely touched her, just holding her face as they stood beside the bed. "You are beautiful." Her eyes were fixed on hers, intense, searching. "When I first saw you, you took my breath away.
Moved by his long gaze and words as soft as stormy kisses, she reached out to grip his wrists. "I don't need the words unless you want to give them. I just want to be with you."
"What I tell you will be the truth, or I will say nothing. -Nora Roberts
Let's tell people the truth. When people ask, "How are you?" sometimes they have the courage to answer truthfully. However, you need to know that people will start to avoid you because they also have pain in their knees and head and they don't want their own. But think of it this way: if people avoid you, you'll have more time to meditate and do some serious research to find a cure for what's really bothering you. —Maja Angelou
do you really love him trulie Does your love for him make your throat ache with tears when you can't be near him? Do you want to hear the rumble of your deep voice whispering your name in the dark?
Grandma took another step forward. His voice rose in pitch with each word. "Tell me, Trulie. Tell me the truth. If you thought you'd never see Dan again, would you rather die than live a day without him? Tell me. Tell me that Dan is the other half of your soul and I'll never talk about him again." recovering.Maeve Greyson
Jesus' words are a little less shocking when you consider that exclusive truth claims are more widespread than we know. Truth is inherently exclusive. Two different statements cannot be correct. Math professors constantly make exclusive claims. They will say that the multiplication table is not up for negotiation. There are right and wrong answers. The medical prescription is also an exclusive right. Excludes all medications except those on the prescription paper. A person who gives you their phone number will ask you to stop dialing any numbers other than the digits they gave you. —Jon Morrison
It's ironic that we rush into being "single" as if it's an illness or disease we need to get rid of or overcome. The truth is that one day you will meet someone and it will go away. And when it's over, it's over! Why is nobody telling us how important it is to enjoy being single and alone? This time it's defining and amazing and nothing to "heal". Being alone is really what prepares you best for being with someone else. —Drew Barrymore
Did I sleep while others suffered? I'm sleeping now Tomorrow when I wake up or think I'm going to wake up, what will I say about today? That I waited with Estragon, my friend, in this place until nightfall for Godot? That Pozzo came with his porter and spoke to us? Probably. But what truth is there in all this? He won't know anything. He'll tell me about the beatings he took and I'll give him a carrot. (Pause) About a grave and a difficult birth. At the bottom of the hole, the gravedigger puts the tweezers. We have time to grow old. The air is full of our screams. But habit is a big killer. Someone is also looking at me, someone is talking about me too, he is sleeping, he doesn't know anything, let him sleep. (Pause.) I can't take it anymore! (Pause.) What did I say? —Samuel Beckett
People always ask me why I write. I realize I'll have to answer that question one day, probably in front of a large crowd. But how do you tell the truth when you have trouble writing it? How can you admit that words are just ointment for the things you're afraid to say? —Kacey Vanderkarr
This is our time to put our people back to work and give our children opportunities; restore prosperity and promote the cause of peace; Claiming the American Dream and affirming this fundamental truth that we are one among many; that we wait while we breathe And where we meet cynicism and doubt, and those who tell us we can't, we will respond with that timeless creed that encapsulates the spirit of a people: Yes, we can. —Barack Obama
People often lie to themselves to get what they call acceptance in difficult situations. In reality, they fool themselves into believing they are cured until this lie is corrected with time, more information, or their own personal growth. True healing comes when we learn not to avoid the truth, but to face it. Only then will we be freed. —Shannon L. Alder
I'm telling you all this because it's worth realizing that success doesn't happen overnight. You would do well to cultivate within yourself the resources that will bring you happiness, success, or failure apart. The truth is, most of us find out where we're going when we arrive. At that time we turned around and said yes, obviously that's where I was going all along. It's a good idea to take the detours to enjoy the scenery, as you're likely to take a few. —Bill Watterson
Are fairies always sane? We live in a world that doesn't exist half the time. We say that windmills are giants, and because we say so, it's true. Our lives become myth and legend until we can no longer even distinguish what we really are from what we are told we should be. How can we live like this and be considered sane? My master was never sane, but he was once my love. He will always be somewhere. Wherever they go when they die. —Seanan McGuire
The platitudes may be enough for a short time, dad - but sooner or later people will realize they're being fed insubstantial content. What I tell them has to be the truth and I have to believe it and I have to stand by it. —Mercedes lacquers
experienced in the things of the world, everything that has some difficulty seems impossible to you; but time will pass, as I have already said, and I will tell you some of the things I have seen below which will make you believe what I have just said, the truth of which admits of neither answer nor question. —Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
A lie can only make sense temporarily. The truth is permanent and lasts forever. —Michael Bassey-Johnson
Have I heard all the stories I need to hear?" she asked stupidly. But he answered it like it was a good question.
"No, you don't. But you don't have time to hear from me anymore. So hear stories wherever you go. It won't always be someone else telling them; sometimes they come in other ways. And Summer, when you tell stories to yourself, make them true. And make them amazing. That's how you'll know they can be true.—Katherine Catmüll