“You don't always have to tell the truth”—while this saying is not entirely wrong, it has a practical side. Truth is certainly important, but telling the truth directly in all situations can sometimes hurt someone's feelings or create problems. For example, if a sick person is suddenly told his difficult reality, he may break down emotionally. So, many times, besides telling the truth, how it is told is also important. The truth should be told with courtesy, understanding the time and situation. That is, the truth should be presented in a way that does not harm anyone but rather benefits them.