Have you ever met a person who believes in their own lies? if so, how did you deal with them?
my mom is like this and i feel guilty going no contact with her. her lies often make me look bad. i just don't know what to do. i wish i didn't care but i do care about what is being said about me.
14 Answers to "Have you ever met a person who believes in their own lies? if so, how did you deal with them?"
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My mother is schizophrenic and has constructed a fantasy world to sustain her mentally. Reality seems too confusing for her, and it she has not been able to reconcile the two. I find myself living within the fr
amework of her fantasy when I am with her. We have found somewhat of a middle ground where I do not have to lie to her often. It is what it is. She has been stable now and not gone off her medication since 2007. Like (2)
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You CANNOT deal with pathological liars. I want to pull their stupid ears off....pop pop! They need extensive counseling that wouldn't work because they would be lying to them too.
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the best way to deal with this is to change yourself around her. if she were not related to you i would say run away but this is mom. once you realize you cannot change her but you can change how you deal with her and accept the situation and her for who she is serenity will come.
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Yes. End the relationship/divorce.
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Ahhh, I see. Well, you can always still distance yourself from her. Matter 'o fact, you can still end the relationship if you choose. You ARE 22-25 yrs old, right?Like (1)
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Yes i have...i have known several people like that.....
I dealt with then by catching them in their lies and calling them on it...and watch them stuttering and stammer try to back pedal their way out of it....
It was actually quite funny cause most people wont do that to make them look stupid...if they dont care enough about me and try making me look stupid by lying them i have no problem making them look stupid in front if peopleLike (2)
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Very trueLike (1)
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That's hard. I know someone like that. It got me thinking I was going crazy, until I actually stumbled across some emails that uncovered their deception. I confronted them - and continue to because they still try it with me.
Someone who believes their own lies are the most difficult to deal with because they seem very convincing. That's why you need evidence so that you won't begin to doubt yourself again.Like (2)
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Yes. She's a nacissist who honestly believes her own self grandeur BS, and I'm no longer speaking to her.
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Yes I have. My evil, horrible step-dad. What a looney. I hate him. I don't speak to him and I never want to again. My mom is dead, so he is nothing to me anyway.
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oh gosh I worked with someone like that, he didn't stay very long but he had other personality issues
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Yes, a good liar has to believe in their own lies. If they say it, it's the truth kinda thing. Just let them get on with it, no chance of changing them.
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Yes, uncover the truth.
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One of my childhood friends was a compulsive liar. I am not friends with her anymore. She has lied a out her being molested, raped, in gangs, her mother almost dying, and a lot more.
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She was so tiring to car for. She now has two kids that have been taken away. She been in and out of prison and rehabs. I was the "bad" one when we were young because I was the goth kid and she was the pretty popular blonde girl. She crave attention so much as didn't care how she got it. I am just glad that I'm not like her. I pity people like that.Like (1)
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I kicked him out of my home and found a new room mate as living with him was impossible and yeah.
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by johnnywillsave Nov 26th, 2012 at 3:23AM
I don't. That's one way to stay away from drama.
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