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Originally Posted by kelly4519
I just have to say something to this..
Even if I don't have advice for you, I'm sorry. But I'm dealing with the exact same things you are saying...and I've put up with it for soooo long. It happened again tonight. Just flat out lying even though he must have known I knew the truth. I think it is just an ingrained habit for him...but I also think it is because he has no consience. I think the term is sociopath. Not saying you're boyfriend is the same. But even small things he lies about. I don't think people who constantly lie can change. I'm feeling like if I can't trust him, then our relationship has nothing to stand on. Do you feel like that? If you can't trust him how will anything work?
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i do feel like that sometimes, but i feel like if i let go and end it then it was my fault we didnt work out because i gave up. i also feel like its a habit for him as well. i dont confront him because i was snooping on his computer which im not 'allowed' to do behind his back (which makes sense because i wouldnt like that either). i feel like i snoop and dont say anything just so when i ask him specific questions and he lies, at least i still know the truth and see how often it happens. he lies about little things so i feel like breaking up over a small issue wouldnt be worth it. ive confronted him so many times and nothing ever changes. he says he lies about these small things because i cant handle the truth and just overreact. (even though he agrees its not right to lie just because the other might get upset). i just feel trapped inside my own head and feel like i have no one to talk to/relate to which is why i signed up here. i try to pick and choose my battles and i found an excuse to go on his computer today and 'accidently' view something i wanted to ask him about. i did it in a way he wouldnt feel like i was snooping or attacking him in anyway so i got a good answer out of it.it eased my mind a bit..even though i know it is just one battle won out of a war. thank you for all the response