Pretty Words Aren T Always True Meaning
Someone once said, “Pretty words aren’t always true, and true words aren’t always pretty.” This quote has meaning to any situation there can be. It is a quote used daily, and has a great impact on how we react to things. It is an important, and helpful note to use in anybody’s lives. When I was in the 8th grade, I was friends with another girl my age, named Adrienne Moran. We were real, close friends, and during that exciting year, an incident occurred where I had to face the fear of telling the truth or fabricating a lie to ensure nobody’s feelings were hurt. I had trouble telling this certain friend “no” and I was anxious, and apprehensive about how this comrade would react. I almost lost a dear friend because of one lie, and from this experience, I have learned a lot. I regretted the whole thing, but it also made me stronger. It was an important lesson I needed to learn, and I have grown, because of it. During a friend’s birthday party, I was invited to stay the night,
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With one little lie, I had seriously wounded our friendship, and she was upset. Adrienne was not distraught and distressed about why I did not want to go; it was because I had lied to her in the first place. Consequently, she showed scorn towards me, and she rejected anything I had to say for nearly a week. No matter how much I apologized and tried to retract what I had done and said; it did not make things much better. I tried to make amends with her, but she would not accept my apology. I tried to appease her, and calm the tension between us through the next few days. At last, she forgave me, and warmed up to my personality, once again. I conceded to being wrong and handling the situation the wrong way, and we made reparations. Furthermore, it took us some time to fully atone, and recover from the incident. We bickered, and argued about that night, but we finally made up in the
With one little lie, I had seriously wounded our friendship, and she was upset. Adrienne was not distraught and distressed about why I did not want to go; it was because I had lied to her in the first place. Consequently, she showed scorn towards me, and she rejected anything I had to say for nearly a week. No matter how much I apologized and tried to retract what I had done and said; it did not make things much better. I tried to make amends with her, but she would not accept my apology. I tried to appease her, and calm the tension between us through the next few days. At last, she forgave me, and warmed up to my personality, once again. I conceded to being wrong and handling the situation the wrong way, and we made reparations. Furthermore, it took us some time to fully atone, and recover from the incident. We bickered, and argued about that night, but we finally made up in the