Something inspirational: "It is an occupational hazard that anyone who has spent her life learning how to lie eventually becomes bad at telling the truth.” ALLY CARTER, Heist Society
Something inspirational:
"It is an occupational hazard that anyone who has spent her life learning how to lie eventually becomes bad at telling the truth.”
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This is so true. Telling small lies makes it easier to telling big lies. What might start as not wanting to hurt someone's feelings can turn into a self destructive pattern.
Where the consequences of telling the truth outweigh the risk of telling a lie, unless of course you are a narcissist in which case it is a dangerous way of life.
Yes, the truth will always outweigh the risk of telling a lie, no matter how hard it is to hear. But it doesn't stop people telling lies.
Narcissists not only live dangerously they are also destructive and they ruin lives. Having lived amongst narcissism, vowed never to be one, it's something we should all avoid.
This is so true. Telling small lies makes it easier to telling big lies. What might start as not wanting to hurt someone's feelings can turn into a self destructive pattern.
Where the consequences of telling the truth outweigh the risk of telling a lie, unless of course you are a narcissist in which case it is a dangerous way of life.
Yes, the truth will always outweigh the risk of telling a lie, no matter how hard it is to hear. But it doesn't stop people telling lies.
Narcissists not only live dangerously they are also destructive and they ruin lives. Having lived amongst narcissism, vowed never to be one, it's something we should all avoid.