I would have to say that I would pick my family over my spouse. I would pick my family because I think I can trust my family more then a spouse. I'd trust my family more because I would live with them most of my life and see them everyday, I would know when they are lying or telling the truth, I would also know their ways and all their tricks. With a spouse you wouldn't really know if their lying or not they could say one thing but then some one could say another, you wouldn't really know who to believe or what to do.
I would als0 pick my family over my spouse because when something goes wrong my family is always there for me. My family is also very truthful and I know that for a fact because I know when there joking or lying and I know when they are telling the truth because they are completely serious. Sometimes you can tell when a spouse is lying when you ask them a question and get mad. Also, a spouse can say one thing but the second you're not around they can go behind your back and do something. I know a lot of people that have been cheated on and/or lied to by there spouse witch has led to break ups or divorces. I am also one of thoughs people that have been cheated on witch led me to be carful of who I trust. That has also made me trust my family more.
I would also choose my family over my spouse. I agree with you when you say that you can tell when your family is lying or telling the truth. I can also tell when my family lies to me or not. It's a lot easier to tell if family is lying because you've been living with them your whole life but it's harder to tell if a spose is. A lot of spouses to lie and cheat and it could take a long time to find out and they may not even admit it.
ReplyDeleteI overall agree with the post. Being around family for so long does give you the knowledge needed to tell if they're lying or not. The author restates themselves multiple times in both paragraphs, a bold move. I can respect such a move, repeating yourself definitely gets the point across and will more effecitively move the minds of the audience.
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