A Lie is Still A Lie, regardless of the reason...

People tell lies. Nobody hadn't. Especially lawyers. But there's a liar who people often believe in: DOCTOR. When a doctor said "You're gonna die within 40 days because of this disease..." people often believe it no matter what. "Eat take this medicine so that it'll cure you..." and you'll consume it without any hesitation. "You're chance of living is 12% unless you take the surgery..." and poof! You signed the agreement. (Except doctor House played by Hugh Laurie of course, a sarcastic doctor that has no sensitivity at all)

The purpose of lying is to make things better. However it often works only for a short term. You tell lies so people won't get angry or upset and resort in more serious matter. Sometimes, people tell lies to make others happy and amazed. Also, lies are told to hide the bitter truth which may hurt someone else. In other words, lies are told to maintain happiness. Perhaps, people tell lies to make their business more successful. Lies like this, do make things better, for their own sake.

But sadly, usually, or mostly, it's just a matter of time when people discover the truth. And often when it happens, the liars are totally screwed up. Unless they did, things are going according to plan. But the dangerous part is when you forgot what was your lies, and suddenly the truth slipped out of your own tongue. It happens all the time. Well, lying do make things batter, but the risks are high enough to get yourself in a miserable life. Always, the best thing to do is tell the truth from thee very beginning and face the consequences (unless if it's gonna cause a heart attack that might kill someone, then don't!). After that, it's all over even though you'll have to take a bit of needless lectures and whippings maybe, but once it's done, that's it, have a normal life. Sounds easy but it's not. That's why it's called LIFE. Things sound easy but it's not even close to how it sounded.