Read the passage and answer the following question

Life often poses certain circumstances that compel us to take the wrong way and speak a lie. We tend to get dishonest under certain situations. one person realizes that they can get away with a misdeed owing to falsification, and one tends to be dishonest repeatedly. Initially, it indeed is very tempting; however, in the grand scheme of things, the truth and the truth only find its way to glory.

All of us commit mistakes; nobody is perfect. One may find oneself in a very confused position in life that demands one to lie. It is very tough always to maintain an honest posture. However, one is forgivable if one realizes one’s misgivings over time.

An inherently unwise person would repeatedly suppress the voice within themselves that asks them to tread a path of honesty. For their petty gains, they would resort to dishonesty. Such a deliberate attempt to tone down one’s inner voice to repeatedly falsify facts is not worth forgiving. It is neither of any benefit; because the truth always finds its way into the light.

There is one difference between being deliberately dishonest and fending white lies. White lies are lies that we all say once in a while to make up for situations we are put in. White lies do not have any casualties; they are harmless. White lies have no significant lousy impact on the one who tells it or the one who is said. They are justifiable.

When should one be forgiven?

One is forgivable if one realizes one’s misgivings over time.

One is forgivable if one realizes one’s misgivings over time. Hence, option 1 is the most appropriate answer.