Tell a Lie Day
Tell a Lie Day is held on April 4. This event in the first decade of the month April is annual. 
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According to U.S. News, people lie way more in writing than face-to-face. We lie most on e-mails, then in chats or text messages, and the least in person. In writing, you don't have to worry about mannerisms, and it's just less personal and guilt-inducing.
Why is it OK to lie? Lying is OK in two general situations, to protect yourself or someone else from immediate danger — e.g., your friend's abusive spouse asks if you know where your friend is — and to protect someone's feelings.
This is a controversial opinion. We still recommend that you avoid telling an untruth. It is better to remain silent!
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