I’m going to go out on a limb and note that I cannot stand lies. We all lie. Small lies. Big lies. Whoppers. Lies that have little to no consequences (other than to your conscience) and lies that have a major butterfly effect. As someone out in the universe noted “a lie may take care of the present but it has no future”.
Lies mean you have an extra thing to remember. And, I for sure am running out of mental space. As Mark Twain noted “if you tell the truth, you don’t have to remember anything.”
I lie. Of course, I do. We all do. However, throughout this pandemic I’ve become even more aware of how lies impact us adversely. Whether it was about how long this would last, or how we are coping with it.
What caught my attention were the types of lies that are told and to what purpose. Some just want to deceive themselves. Others want to soften a hard blow. Some wanted to appear strong.
Categories: Culture, current events, identity, mental health, Psychology, society
psychologistmimi 
SMiLes i Have A Functional Disability That
Precludes What Is Often A Natural Human
Propensity to Lie Yes This Disability is Often
Associated With Asperger’s Syndrome Indeed
What This Means Is Yes i Have
Plenty to Dance Sing There is
Nothing to Hide
ThiS Way
For me
No Secrets At
All, Yes All In Clear
View for All to See What
This Also Means is the Rare
Few Friends i Do Have True
Are The Gold of Rainbows
With Nothing
Hidden
In View TRuE LiGHT
Too How WonderFuLL
It is to Have a Mother, Wife,
And Sister This True too For
It is Real Gold That Suffices
Truth of LoVE Real iN LiGHT
Integrity Spells Trust And Faith Honor
All DarK Thru LiGHT Does This Mean
i am Some Kind of Perfect Saint Hell
No i Just Tell the Truth DarK Thru LiGHT of Heaven And
Hell And The Tween For Real Hiding Nothing Real i For One See..:)
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Some want to feed at the public trough.
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