Stories about the bad consequences of lying

Story: The wolf is coming.

Once upon a time, there was a sheep herding baby who went to the mountains every day to herd sheep.

Cry wolf! Help me! When the peasants heard the shouting, they hurried up the hill with their hoes and sickles, shouting as they ran

Don't be afraid, kid, we're here to help you fight the wolf! ”

The next day, the old trick of the sheep herding baby was repeated, and the kind farmers rushed up to help him fight the wolf, but there was still no sign of the wolf. The sheep herding baby laughed so hard that she couldn't stand up straight: "Haha! You've been fooled again! Ha ha! ”

Everyone was very angry at the sheep herding baby's repeated lies, and never believed him again.

After a few days, the wolf really came and broke into the flock at once. The sheep herder was terrified, and desperately shouted to the farmers: "The wolf is coming!" Cry wolf! Help! The wolf is really coming! ”

When the peasants heard his cry and thought he was lying again, they ignored him and no one came to his aid, and many of the sheep were killed by wolves.

The moral of the allegory:

Lying is a bad behavior that both disrespects others and also loses the trust that others have in themselves.

We should cultivate the good quality of being honest with others.

Usually not, but if it is to cover up something, the liar has already analyzed the consequences thoroughly.

Lying is a very unethical act, and the consequences can be as minor as no ripples or as severe. And as the saying goes, a lie takes a hundred lies, so lying may not only bring damage to the recipient of false information, but also may be a great psychological drain on oneself.

According to the research of relevant people with certain authority, people who often lie are more likely to cause their own psychological anxiety, and are more likely to suffer from bipolar disorder and anxiety disorders than ordinary people.

According to incomplete statistics, many times lying is to cover up one's own mistakes, and this kind of behavior causes more consequences of losing credibility after the lie is exposed.

When lying, it is also easy to release false information to others, causing material or mental losses to others, and may even incur revenge in the case of losing the trust of others.

One day, a young shepherd was tending to his flock in the field when a prank came to mind. He began to shout: "The wolf is coming!

Cry wolf! When the people in the village heard this, they panicked and rushed out to check the situation, only to find that everything was fake. This happened several times until one day, a wolf really came.

The shepherds cried out in panic: "Please come and help me!" Cry wolf!

But the villagers no longer believed him, and the sheep were devoured by wolves.

This story teaches us that lying destroys trust, and that losing trust can be extremely harmful to our lives. Lies can be easily spotted, and once exposed by the first blind, one's credibility and reputation will suffer. At the same time, if a person lies regularly, he or she will not be able to build strong relationships with other people.

They are gradually isolated and lose the trust and respect of others.

Lying can also cause indirect harm. Whether it's in personal relationships, social networks and **, it's easy for disinformation to get around. These lies are often inflammatory and can stir up emotions in people and lead them to behave inappropriately.

Therefore, we must always remind ourselves to be truthful and honest, and to be consistent with these principles in our actions and words.

Finally, we should also recognize that lying is a bad habit that takes time and effort to change. We should be honest about our mistakes, be brave enough to admit them, and try to make amends for our sins. Only in this way can we once again earn the trust and respect of others, and thus build real relationships with others.

In conclusion, lying destroys trust and brings a lot of danger and harm to our lives. Therefore, we should always be truthful and honest and avoid lying as much as possible. If we have a mistake for a while, we should also dare to admit it and remedy it, so as to continue to win and empty the trust and respect of others.