do u believe in honesty ? i think if we except honesty we should be a honest?

Answer 1

Kartik - you are 100% right.
Old golden rule is : Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.
If we want people should love me, I should also love others -
If we want people should respect, I should also respect others -
If we expect co-operation and help from others, we have to be helpful and co-operative -
If we want others to behave sincerely towards us, we have to be sincere -
IF WE WANT HONESTY FROM OTHERS, WE HAVE TO BE HONEST.
b e s t _ o f _ l u c k

Answer 2

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say you're asking a rhetorical question (one that doesn't necessarily require a response because you tried to answer it yourself.)

You're first question is very generalized. "Do you (people in general) believe in honesty?" Most people would probably answer, "Yes, I believe in honesty."

And then you try to answer your own question with a supporting statement. "I think if we expect (not except) honesty, we should be honest." It's unstated but implied that you feel your honesty will be rewarded with someone elses honesty.

If that's what you're asking, I agree. When I was growing up, we had something called The Golden Rule. Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. (Treat other people the way you want them to treat you.) Pretty much says it all, doesn't it?

Answer 3

A ("an" really) honest what?

I believe in honesty, the first question you asked. Now if I were to be honest with you, and I shall, you should rephrase the question. It is incomplete. And the article "an" should come before the word "honest" because the "H" is silent! Therefore, it should be "an honest"...

But I want to know, an honest what?