Qur'an

[Gasser64]

A compulsive liar is someone who lies with ease and finds comfort in it. The person may even continue to lie when presented with the truth in cold, hard facts. Getting a compulsive liar to admit he or she lied can be nearly impossible.

According to wiki, a pathological liar will likely stop lying for fear of being caught in another lie. If confronted with it, in front of a few people, multiple times. Maybe they're different types, but I need to try this on my brother inlaw. He could be SVO posting here, very easily.

Then again I'm not a powerful psychic like a good many people here, so for all I know SVO's stories are true. I don't find it likely, but hey.

[SS Junk]

According to wiki, a pathological liar will likely stop lying for fear of being caught in another lie. If confronted with it, in front of a few people, multiple times. Maybe they're different types, but I need to try this on my brother inlaw. He could be SVO posting here, very easily.

You're just as mental, Tweedle Dumb.

I don't have a picture of my own mother.... Pictures are not my thing. To keep you guys happy I have posted pics of my cars before and you just have to look to find them.

Compulsive lying disorder is not actually a documented psychiatric disorder. Instead, it's a term used to describe what may be a symptom of another psychiatric disorder such as borderline personality disorder, narcissism or bipolar disorder. Not all people who are compulsive liars suffer from a psychiatric illness, but there is usually an underlying reason for the behavior. According to Psychology Today, people with psychiatric disorders lie for a variety of reasons.

[Gasser64]

C'mon you can do better than that.

[svauto-erotic855]

Compulsive lying disorder is not actually a documented psychiatric disorder. Instead, it's a term used to describe what may be a symptom of another psychiatric disorder such as borderline personality disorder, narcissism or bipolar disorder. Not all people who are compulsive liars suffer from a psychiatric illness, but there is usually an underlying reason for the behavior. According to Psychology Today, people with psychiatric disorders lie for a variety of reasons.

In my mid 20s I was friends with a man who was in his late 50s and was a shrink. I respected the man a great deal and so did his peers. He told me one day that I was either the strongest personality that he had ever come across or that I was a borderline sociopath. I was very tickled by that statement. Unfortunately he passed away or I would still be friends with the man.

[matts5.0]

In my mid 20s I was friends with a man who was in his late 50s and was a shrink. I respected the man a great deal and so did his peers. He told me one day that I was either the strongest personality that he had ever come across or that I was a borderline sociopath. I was very tickled by that statement. Unfortunately he passed away or I would still be friends with the man.

So he knew then, what we know now.

[svauto-erotic855]

So he knew then, what we know now.

My mom took me to a shrink when I was about 10 because I would hardly talk. After visiting with him for a few months he told my mom that I was the most brilliant child that he had ever met but I was a little bit strange. To this day she still teases me about him saying that. I suspect that both docs were right.

[SS Junk]

In my mid 20s I was friends with a man who was in his late 50s and was a shrink. I respected the man a great deal and so did his peers. He told me one day that I was either the strongest personality that he had ever come across or that I was a borderline sociopath. I was very tickled by that statement. Unfortunately he passed away or I would still be friends with the man.

People will sometimes lie because they want something they wouldn't be able to get otherwise. The lying continues because the person craves the attention and thrill of getting away with it or in an attempt to manipulate the victim of the lies even further. Sometimes, they use "gas lighting," a technique where they convince others that their realities are incorrect and only the liar knows what "really happened."

[svauto-erotic855]

People will sometimes lie because they want something they wouldn't be able to get otherwise. The lying continues because the person craves the attention and thrill of getting away with it or in an attempt to manipulate the victim of the lies even further. Sometimes, they use "gas lighting," a technique where they convince others that their realities are incorrect and only the liar knows what "really happened."

Thank you Doctor Junk. Please bill my insurance company the usual amount and I will see you again at the same time next week.

[dsrtuckteezy]

haha

[SS Junk]

Thank you Doctor Junk. Please bill my insurance company the usual amount and I will see you again at the same time next week.

People who feel down on themselves and want to look better in the eyes of the people around them will often make up stories about themselves. The goal here is to gain sympathy or empathy. Perhaps they fear people will reject them if they think they have any bad qualities, so they exaggerate good ones.

[svauto-erotic855]

People who feel down on themselves and want to look better in the eyes of the people around them will often make up stories about themselves. The goal here is to gain sympathy or empathy. Perhaps they fear people will reject them if they think they have any bad qualities, so they exaggerate good ones.

Sure thing Doc. Same time next week?

[SS Junk]

Sure thing Doc. Same time next week?

Certain personality traits where pathological lying may occur include:

Narcissism
Selfishness
Abusive behavior
Obsessive, controlling, and compulsive behaviors
Impulsivity
Jealous behavior
Manipulative behaviors
Deceptiveness
Socially awkward, uncomfortable, or isolated
Low self-esteem
Tempermentalness
Anger

[svauto-erotic855]

Certain personality traits where pathological lying may occur include:

Narcissism
Selfishness
Abusive behavior
Obsessive, controlling, and compulsive behaviors
Impulsivity
Jealous behavior
Manipulative behaviors
Deceptiveness
Socially awkward, uncomfortable, or isolated
Low self-esteem
Tempermentalness
Anger

Thank god you cleared that up. I feel very relieved. Cancel my appointment please; your services are no longer needed.

[HarrisonTX]

For being such a child prodigy you should know that the apostophy goes before the last two digits of the year. Its '95, not 95'.

[slow99]

After visiting with him for a few months he told my mom that I was the most brilliant child that he had ever met but I was a little bit strange.

Of course he did.