“I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true. I must stand with anybody that stands right, and stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong”

This statement is from Abraham Lincoln, and the statement has a meaning of honesty. It is saying that the point of something is not to succeed but how you were honest. The statement also means that supporting others that follow to be truth should be helped when in trouble. In life we think succeeding is good in a way. Reaching there or not is not what matters, but how honest and true you were. For example, a student had to do a final for one of the classes. The student decided to cheat and got an A. That was bad part of the student because the student wasn’t true. It would have been better if the student failed without not being honest. Even if the student failed or not, it doesn’t matter, as long as the student was true and honest. Also in life, we wonder who we should we go along with. The answer to that are people who don’t mind losing or winning, but being true. If they mess up, you should pick him up and help them to continue going in the correct way. It also means that you should be yourself and not be someone else.