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nestor wrote:I am a compulsive liar and just this week decided to stop. I belive that this is the mos incredible thing i will ever do. As I am writing my whole body is shaking because of all the people i will hurt when i have finished telling the truth. I have had a pathological aversion to suffering and pain which turned into a habit of lying. Having the courage to face the pain, destruction , loneliness, shame and punishment is what it takes to be able to take the first step out of the lying cycle. I would lie about evrything just so that i could look good or prevent a punishment or not have to exert myself emotionally and physically. Ladies and gentlemen this is a disease and it Will destroy your life and theo ones around you-- you must know this. Tomorrow I start singing tomy mother and she is very tough , so i am expecting the end of the world and sometimes think that what i am about to do is crazy, but I love my mother and cant keep lying to her. It si time to check out,turn out the light and recive what i have coming--at least it is real. For those who wonder how to help and deal with loved ones , be kind to them and let them know that you love them no mattter what , when they tell you the truth be gentle , becasue this people arehighly sensitive to shame and pain;this is why they lie. I feel like vomiting, I do not belive in god , but now would be nice to have him. I will hurt a lot of people with this , but to stop the hurt i must do this now now now!! If I die and this is the only thing I do then i have done the greatest thing I could do, pleaee pray for me
nickettaj wrote:I have a friend who I have known for six years. Ever since day one, he has done nothing but. He went to prison when we first met. He lied about why he went. He said an elderly gentlemen had tried to seduce him. I recently found out that he had a relationship going on with this man and they had a misunderstanding. He tried to set the guy on fire. Recently, I have also found out that he was having a sexual relationship with his sister. I didn't want to believe this. As usual, he denied it. He said that was a rumor his sister's boyfriend started because they can't get along. He is on probation and not allowed to leave the state. He went to another state and called me from there. The number showed up on my caller ID. I called the number back and he answered the phone. When he got back into town, he said he never left the state. This was a bold face lie because I called this number back and he answered and we talked. When he left the state, he was with his sister, which he also denied. Me and his ex-brother-in-law caught him at his friend's trailer with his sister. He answered the door in his boxers. She was hiding around the corner. He still tried to denie he wasn't with his sister. Even though we send him and her with our eyes. I don't understand what's going on in his head. I don't know why he insists on lying so much. He said he was physically abused by his father when he was younger. I think maybe this has something to do with the way he behaves. Please give me some kind of answer to understand why he lies so much.![]()
LilBlue wrote:I have a daughter who is now 21. For most of her life she has lied about absolutely everything. I don't think she can distinguish truth from lie anymore. She went through counseling but all they wanted to do was put her on medication...and she lied her way through all of it anyway.
We could catch her red handed doing or saying something and she would maintain that she absolutely didn't do it. My question is: is there anything that can be done to bring her back into reality? She seems to be living in an alternate universe in which she makes herself out to be a victim every time. She has never been neglected or abused, but demands ALL the attention...and she will tell whatever humongous lie she can to get people to believe her.
Is it "normal" compulsive lying behavior to do things like this?
Anonymous wrote:I'm in my thirties and I've been married for 5 1/2 years and it's heading for divorce because of my compulsive lying! I have been told that I have ADD with severe depression. I can be good of telling the truth for so long and then I have to start my lying again. I have an idea of why I lie: I like to cause excitement in the marriage and fear of being rejected. I love my husband dearly and because of my latest actions of lying again, he told that he can't take the #######4 that I have put him through and therefore, he feels that the divorce is going to be the best option since he told me before, that if I ever lie again, he will divorce me. I love this man dearly and I don't want to lose him because of my problems. The thing is, if we divorce, I will never recover and put it in my mind that I got rejected again and everyone hates me. I was emotionally abused as a child and those are the tapes in my head that are playing over and over of how I am a stupid, no one will ever accept me for me, etc. He has been there for me, but I have a trust issue with a lot of people. I don't want to lose him. He's told me that he does love me and it hurts so much in my heart that I have hurt him so much. It hurts so bad, that I really wish that I could go run and hide and stay away from people since I have the tendency to hurt them. I have finally found a therapist that I can probably trust. Any suggestions of what I can do? I'm hoping to be placed on my meds again soon also. Help!!!
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