Lies can tear you apart inside. They can become everything that comes out of your mouth. It can scare the world out of you and it can take your world right from under your feet. It can take everything you loved away from you. It can make the people you love hate you. It can tear you to pieces. It can become everything you're surrounded by.
The truth is a word every single person runs from. The truth can set you free. The truth comes out only when a person is at their last hope. The truth is the hardest thing to deal with. It can slap you in the face. It can just fall off your tongue because you've been lying. Well, the truth always comes out, it's just a matter of time.
The truth is always better to deal with. When you tell the truth, it's like a building can be taken off your shoulders. It's as if you feel freed. It's something everyone needs to realize because the world we live in is full of lies. No one deals with the truth anymore, it's just easier to lie and not deal with the truth.
Redemption is something else everyone else needs to deal with. Forgiveness belongs to everyone. Everyone needs forgiveness in their lives. It's something every person craves. It's something every person should give no matter what. We learned when we were little that no matter what, no matter how hard, we should forgive. So as we got older, did the rule change? No, everyone should still forgive. It's in our nature, and people tend to forget that. It's a reminder for everyone. WWJD?
Guilt is the last part of it. Most people admit to their lies because of the guilt they build in their hearts. It's difficult to not admit when it's the only thing sitting on your mind. Sure, you can get it off your mind sometimes, but it always comes back to mind. Guilt is the voice inside your head telling you to tell the truth instead of lying. So when you disobey, you deal with the consequence of having that voice sit in your head. Everyone knows right from wrong. It's the choice of doing what you know is best, instead of doing what you think is best.
