How Do You Deal With a Compulsive Liar?

2Aug2008 Filed under: Personal Author: dariana

I swear…i think it is a disease…i used to lie when I was little, but I got rid of it, dammit! See… I have a “friend” (I’m using inverted commas because from my point of view, she is….but dunno from her point of view…anyway…) who is CONTINUOUSLY LIEING ABOUT EVERYTHING in her life. Man….you have no idea!

And you can tell she’s lieing because the things she speaks are out of the ordinary all the time. I mean please….how fast can you recover from fainting? Please… you’re doing a lot of wrong things to yourself. You should think twice….you can live like a normal person if you will just think reasonably. Ain’t nothing wrong with the people around you, it’s YOU! Grow up, THINK, be better than the image you have created of yourself. IT’S NOT A GOOD IMAGE! Some diseases are self inflicted….for heaven’s sake…those do wrong to your head! Secondly… are you fucking kidding me? Looking for someone on the internet? Get the fuck out and live your life and search for somebody. Internet is A LIE!!!!!! Go have fun, touch, taste, kiss, hug, FEEL!!!! I’m sorry, I just don’t buy this whole shit… Your life…do whatever!!!

LE: I was drunk, but I’m not going to say I am sorry.

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6 Responses to “How Do You Deal With a Compulsive Liar?”

Tiara
August 10th, 2008 at 11:07 am

My life was almost destroyed because of the internet. I don’t know who you are talking about, but you’re right!
Liqua
August 10th, 2008 at 11:09 am

There are two types of compulsive liars. Just like drug addicts. Some recover and have the power to confront reality (because this is what they do…they build themselves another world, because they cannot handle the real one) and there’s the compulsive liars who don’t recover, on the contrary, they move forward, to more serious stages of the disease. I hope your friend is smart enough.
Peanut
August 10th, 2008 at 11:11 am

Honestly, most of the times it is better to stay away, because they tend to understand every attempt to make them change as an ostentatious act, even if your intention is a good one.
Drojdie
August 10th, 2008 at 11:12 am

Just stay away, dariana!
dariana
August 10th, 2008 at 11:14 am

Stay away? I honestly can do better than that. I mean, you might be right, I might not even have any power upon my friend, I don’t even want to have, I think power lays inside each of us, but I also think some should be helped. At least with a good word or something.
dariana
August 10th, 2008 at 11:15 am

Thanks for the input, guys!