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Why do some people Lie so much?
1. someone who represents one set of facts, while knowing that a
different set of facts prevails;
2. (popular) someone who having led others to believe one thing, does
a different thing; a promise-breaker;
3. (colloquial) someone whose general conduct, level of reliability,
relationship with truth, and past preformance leave him or her with
little to no credibility in peoples' opinion;
different set of facts prevails;
2. (popular) someone who having led others to believe one thing, does
a different thing; a promise-breaker;
3. (colloquial) someone whose general conduct, level of reliability,
relationship with truth, and past preformance leave him or her with
little to no credibility in peoples' opinion;
Someone who lies a lot may be called a “pathological liar.” Dishonesty isn’t a good habit, but it doesn’t always fit the definition of pathological lying.
Pathological liars are frequently untruthful for no good reason. They harm themselves with their behavior, but keep doing it despite any consequences.
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By Dr. Char & Dee Jay1. someone who represents one set of facts, while knowing that a
different set of facts prevails;
2. (popular) someone who having led others to believe one thing, does
a different thing; a promise-breaker;
3. (colloquial) someone whose general conduct, level of reliability,
relationship with truth, and past preformance leave him or her with
little to no credibility in peoples' opinion;
different set of facts prevails;
2. (popular) someone who having led others to believe one thing, does
a different thing; a promise-breaker;
3. (colloquial) someone whose general conduct, level of reliability,
relationship with truth, and past preformance leave him or her with
little to no credibility in peoples' opinion;
Someone who lies a lot may be called a “pathological liar.” Dishonesty isn’t a good habit, but it doesn’t always fit the definition of pathological lying.
Pathological liars are frequently untruthful for no good reason. They harm themselves with their behavior, but keep doing it despite any consequences.