{Science has proven that everyone lies or has at least told a lie.}<\/p>\n
Lies can range from a simple white lie to a sophisticated one, but this doesn\u2019t change the fact that a lie is still a lie.<\/p>\n
Telling a lie in a relationship is even worse, and it\u2019s terrible when your partner won\u2019t stop lying to you, time after time.<\/p>\n
Some people always keep acts that would prompt them to tell a lie or two, while some even have compulsive lying disorders. Either ways, no one loves to be lied to.<\/p>\n
These are some signs that show your partner is still lying to you.<\/p>\n
{{1. CONFLICTING STORIES}}<\/p>\n
Liars tend to tell conflicting stories; your partner might tell you something today and twist it up in a week\u2019s time, or tell someone else an entirely different story. When your partner keeps telling conflicting stories then it\u2019s a huge sign that your partner is still lying to you.<\/p>\n
{{2. THEIR BODY LANGUAGE TELLS THEM OFF}}<\/p>\n
Lying isn\u2019t all that easy; a good lie is when the story you are telling matches your body language \u2014 but, not everyone can actually pull this off. When your partner\u2019s body language differs from the lie that\u2019s been told then it is a sign that something isn\u2019t just right.<\/p>\n
{{3. THEY HATE WHEN THE STORY IS BROUGHT UP AGAIN}}<\/p>\n
When your partner puts up a tense behaviour anytime that story is brought up again, then it could probably be because your partner is telling a lie or isn\u2019t telling the whole truth.<\/p>\n
{{4. WHEN YOUR PARTNER PUTS UP AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOURS}}<\/p>\n
This is a typical act many lying partners put up in a bid to evade the truth and also blame their partner. Many lying partners tend to become angry or put up an aggressive behaviour when confronted for a lie that they have probably told. They do this so that they can make you feel guilty rather than admit that they are telling a lie.<\/p>\n
{{5. YOUR INSTINCTS}}<\/p>\n
Sometimes, you just have to go with your instincts. When your partner is telling you a tale to cover an act and your instincts just won\u2019t agree, it\u2019s more likely that your partner is hiding something. More often than not, we tend to go against our instincts and end up regretting.<\/p>\n
When you\u2019re dating a perpetual liar and they still put up any of these acts, it\u2019s more likely that your partner hasn\u2019t changed from his \/ her lying ways.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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