I've become quite good at plausible explanations. Or, if the need be, setting things up to assist me, such as having "corrupted" presentations the day I have to give one.
I'm good at lying. Somtimes I lie unintentionally and make me believe myself somehow.
[small] I could have so much fun with that...[/small]
[small]Then why don't you?[/small]
[small] I dunno, I just don't...[/small]
[small]your boring...[/small]
[small] shut up...[/small]
I'm terribly good, my parents can barely tell if I'm telling the truth or not, I made them paranoid.
But I hate lying to anyone I actually care about, I hate it to the point that I can't, I have to be truthful. If I do, I feel horrible, have massive guilt attacks, and slip in the truth eventually anyway, but in a way that they didn't notice I was lying. But I try to avoid it, it just feels awful.
I find it's not about whether or not you can lie, but rather ignore some aspects of the truth. This way, you can avoid punishment by saying you never lied. It's almost flawless. An example being when I was a kid I wanted to go to a party in a city near our area. I wasn't allowed. Instead I said that I was going to my Grandparents' house for the night. I then went to the party until the late hours of the night, and went to my grandparents place where I went to bed. When I was found out, they tried to accuse me of lying. I told them I did not lie as I did, in fact go to my grandparents' for the night, thus logically they couldn't punish me..
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