So did mine. Also, I learned that there's a difference between "what I think" and "the truth."
People on the internet often say, when challenged, "It's the truth!" about situations that are questions of opinion, values, or even metaphor, rather than truth or falsehood.
"It was imprudent of Donald Trump to refer to Omarosa Manigault as 'a dog'."
"But it's the truth!"
Many people think they are being truthful when they are giving their opinion and are framing it in the most hurtful way possible.
Kindness, the most under rated of virtues (IMHO) demands that we attempt to be gentle with other people.
Of course sometimes that is either not possible or will not get the job done.
If I tell the repair person that the washing machine is ok when it is leaking like a sieve then I am not going to get the machine fixed.
To get the job done I have to tell him that it is leaking. However adding that he is the most incompetent repair person I have ever met is not necessary and might not even be true.