02/11/2026
There’s something interesting about asking a question
when you already know the answer.
Not to trap.
Not to accuse.
But to observe.
When someone is honest, their energy stays steady.
Their words are simple.
There’s no scrambling, no over-explaining, no shifting stories.
But when someone is dishonest, you can feel it.
The tone changes.
The details get tangled.
The energy tightens.
And the wild part?
Most of the time, they don’t realize you already know.
Sometimes we ask questions for confirmation, not information.
Not because we need proof
but because we need to see who someone chooses to be
when given the opportunity to tell the truth.
Integrity isn’t about never making mistakes.
It’s about telling the truth when you’re given the chance.
Pay attention to what people do
when honesty would cost them something.
That tells you everything.