...Addicted to Lies...?
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I think this really has to do with some much deeper issues... possibly speaking to a consultant would be the best idea
Great question and I give Lila a thumbs up for her advice.
I constantly lie to others to make them chew over I am fine when I am not. I suffer from GAD, PTSD, and self infliction. I am 35 and been battling a very long time. I try once contained by awhile to let it out and I do feel better but then I do not want ancestors to worry about me so I lie again.
I do see a psychotherapist and do not not tell the truth to him, I let it all out.
Sorry could not answer your question but considered necessary to comment that you are not alone and Lila gave some good advice!
People who tell lies as a habit don't want others to know who they really are. It is basically a self esteem problem. You entail to accept who you are and know that you are a decent person. You don't have need of to make yourself look big or more important or that you know everything which is why people who slump do it.
Think hard about the habit and be aware that others know that you not tell the truth. This doesn't earn you any respect rather the opposite. You want to be respected and trusted that should be your goal. Think every time beforehand you open your mouth to lie that the other person is not fooled they know you are lying. Respect and pious character are much more important then making yourself someone that you aren't. I need you the courage and strength to stop lying.. If it is bothering you this means that you are a good person and really want to metamorphosis and you can if you think before you speak.
You arent addicted to lies, that is the stupidest thing ive ever heard. You simply stop, no other path
Either you're lying presently (about wanting to be more honest) or you have an issue you need to seek professional aid for. Lying is a choice.
Are you sure you're not lying?
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