Liars.

Liars.

Kay so. I know many of you [if not all] will have a major problem with liars like I do. But I’m not talking about little lies that are not overly significant from day to day; I’m talking about compulsive liars.

I’ve been lied to about many things but recently I’ve found the latest case of compulsive lying. There is a girl I’ve been friends with since I was knee height and for as long as I can remember, she’s been a liar. A compulsive one. Always have I passed it by [maybe that’s where I go wrong], until now that is.

Before, the lies consisted of her latest boyfriend or where she was going on holiday but now they have reached a new level of severity. She told me she was a self harmer and that she cut her wrists on a regular basis because she found life difficult to cope with. I personally couldn’t see a reason why she should have self harmed but who was I to question. Now, self harmers don’t usually admit issues like that with such ease as she did, nor do they wear the amount of short sleeved tops that she did [to show her wrists and the non-existent scars].
This scenario happened almost a year ago, and things have worsened since.

One afternoon she appeared by my side claiming that she needed a private talk with me; so concerned I went to talk with her. She told me in a hushed voice that she’d been diagnosed with cancer. I felt horrid because from the moment she told me, I couldn’t help but doubt her, knowing her past with lying.
But after two weeks or so, I realized she’d pulled us in once again. If this was true, surely she would be missing school or something. But no. Day in day out she was there. Weekends, she was still drinking and doing drugs or whatever it is she does at night.
She should have known better than to lie to me about something like this. A life long friend. Especially when she knew my family’s past with demons such as cancer as having lost one set of grandparents and now my own mother and aunt living in fear.
Her motives were beyond me this time and this time she’d gone too far.

The point is, lying gets you nowhere except places you don’t want to be. It makes people lose all trust in you, that you’d once gained.
What good will it do, to tell a friend you have cancer? And for them in return to lose all trust in you.
The answer: no good. You end up in a deeper hole than the one you started in.

Most of us will at some point lie about something minor, but these white lies can most likely be overcome. But compulsively lying to people close to you? No. Don’t do it. If you know people like that, don’t stand for it, speak up about it. No doubt, you already will have.

Now, this blog isn’t the best. I don’t want your comments if all your gonna tell me is that I shouldn’t have stood for it that long. But when you friends with someone that long, its hard to let them go.




Posted on April 17th, 2007 at 07:19am

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