She nodded. Always. I find that it saves time in the long run. Anyone who can't take the truth doesn't belong in my world.
In the book "Robert Ludlum's (TM) The Geneva Strategy" by Jamie Freveletti, a character expresses a strong viewpoint about honesty. She believes that consistently agreeing with the truth is more efficient than avoiding difficult conversations. This approach ensures that relationships are built on transparency, which she values highly.
The character's perspective reveals her disdain for dishonesty and highlights a clear boundary regarding people in her life. She feels that those unable to accept the truth have no place in her world, reflecting her commitment to authenticity and direct communication.
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