Being frank is like when you tell someone exactly what you feel, like when you taste a lemon and say it’s really sour. You don’t pretend it’s sweet, you just say what you really think. Imagine your friend asks if you like their drawing, and you say, ‘I like the colors, but I think the lines could be straighter.’ That’s being frank because you’re being honest about what you think.
Think of a frank person as a clear window. You can see right through it, and there’s nothing hidden. When someone is frank, it’s like they are showing you their true self without any curtains or covers. It’s like when you’re playing a game and someone tells you the rules right away, so there are no surprises.
Being frank is also like when you have a flashlight in a dark room. It helps you see things clearly. When you are frank, you help other people understand what’s really going on. It’s like telling your mom you broke the vase instead of saying you don’t know what happened. It’s about being truthful and clear.