Yes, I think we should always tell the truth. Being honest helps build trust with others, which is important for any relationship. When we're truthful, it shows that we have integrity and good morals. Plus, telling the truth can prevent misunderstandings and complications. It's also a good way to set an example for others, especially kids, about the importance of honesty.

I don't think we should always tell the truth because sometimes it can hurt people's feelings. There are times when a small lie, like a white lie, can protect someone's emotions. In some situations, not telling the truth can help avoid conflict. Also, cultural or social norms might influence when it's okay to be less than truthful. So, there are moments when the truth might not be necessary or appropriate.

It depends on the situation. Sometimes, telling the truth can do more harm than good, so it's important to consider the context and potential consequences. We should balance honesty with empathy and tact. In professional settings, transparency is usually valued, but discretion is also important. In personal relationships, we might need to be more careful about how we tell the truth, considering the feelings of others.