Honesty causes fault line between friends
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notjustagirlintheworld says,
clever and truelovelylizard says,
It's a very fine fault line. Sometimes by not stepping up you can also ruin a freindship. However, one step over and you've tripped a landmine. Relationships of all types are fraught with unspoken rules. Treat thoughtfully and carefully.canadafreeze says,
Can do, but being dishonest isn't true friendship.oopsalittle says,
Really like this - kudosMourningdove says,
Thanks for all the comments!BanjoDan says,
congrats on the feature MD!Dhani says,
ThanX for helping me to recall a great line from 'Conversations With God, An Uncommon Dialogue' by Neale Donald Walsch, where God recommends sticking this quote on your fridges:'HONESTY is the highest form of love.'