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My friend made a promise to his ma...never would he lie,truth will be his companion....but now he feels due to this one companion....he doesnt have many friends!
was his mom right in taking dat promise from him????
Asked by shintsie,
22 Apr '08 03:16 pm
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It is a great thing not to lie.....I can wonder from distance such followers......
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Answered by anantharaman, 22 Apr '08 07:07 pm
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yes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,but rather having many friends.................let him have one or two true friends..................moms can never be wrong
Answered by Heena Thakker, 22 Apr '08 03:18 pm
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As long as he's not ruining people's lives, or causing serious financial or mental damage to anyone, lies are OK and a part of human lives ;) SUch things aren't lies, but are called an optimization of the truth.
promises are good, but one has to be practical. If I was his mom, I would make fun of him pretty hard.
I don't know how old your friend is, but if he applies a Star Wars "Light Side Vs. Dark Side" outlook to "lies" and "truths" he will have a VERY rough going in the professional world.
Life, after all, is not black & white and not absolute. And is merely different shades of gray. I am surprised his mother accepted such a thing. I would have paddle spanked him for being so naive :)
He should watch his limits, and not hurt others w/ his lies.
But say....for example's sake- I go w/ on a field trip to Jaisalmer Rajastan. And let's just say- I decide to spend the time, being under the "special lassi shoppe" ...more
Answered by A Moin, 24 Apr '08 09:36 pm
promises are good, but one has to be practical. If I was his mom, I would make fun of him pretty hard.
I don't know how old your friend is, but if he applies a Star Wars "Light Side Vs. Dark Side" outlook to "lies" and "truths" he will have a VERY rough going in the professional world.
Life, after all, is not black & white and not absolute. And is merely different shades of gray. I am surprised his mother accepted such a thing. I would have paddle spanked him for being so naive :)
He should watch his limits, and not hurt others w/ his lies.
But say....for example's sake- I go w/ on a field trip to Jaisalmer Rajastan. And let's just say- I decide to spend the time, being under the "special lassi shoppe" ...more
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NOW HE WILL HAVE ONLY TRUTHFUL FRIENDS INSHA ALLAH . MAY GOD BLESS THOSE WHO SEEK TRUTH AND GUIDANCE .AMEEN
THANKS
Answered by zakirbhai, 04 May '08 12:37 pm
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