Lying individuals
Lies have short legs, as the adage goes, Meeting individuals of this nature, who always have a tendency to lie, has an impact on us because we stop believing them, they have made a mockery of the faith we have placed in them and that produces enormous disappointment to feel as though we have been duped.
When I was a child my parents insisted that I never tell lies because "between heaven and earth there is nothing hidden," which means that no matter how much I try to conceal something, the truth always comes out, If I speak with certainty they will not believe me and even if I insist on defending that truth, it will be questioned for having been lied to in the past.
If I find out that I have been lied to, the person who did it can continue acting in this way, He tells me things or talks about things that, as time passes, I realize are not true, His actions and the evidence point to the fact that he contradicts himself, which begs the question: Why does he have to lie? Is it a negative habit that he has? Or is it because she wants to ruin the reputations of others in order to preserve herself? When exposed, this individual searches for justifications and, what's terrible, she refuses to own up to her error.
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Sometimes I believe those who engage in this behavior do so in an effort to stand out to talk about what they have not accomplished in life, what others have done while they have not even if it is based on lies. Worst of all, howeverp is that they often end up believing their own lies because telling one lie prompts them to tell more, leading them to cover one lie with another, frequently without realizing that they may be falling into their own trap.
Over time I've grown to believe that anyone who says lies is ignorant of the horror that might result from their words, He may mislead me ensnare me and even deceive me into thinking things incorrectly and he can even get me into serious difficulty if I get carried away believing all the fallacies he speaks,
especially if he speaks to me about someone who is not present.
If someone calls them whitereligious, little, or short it is disappointing, especially if they come from a familiar environment, since in the end, these are all falsehoods and the truth will always come out, Personally, I find it better to keep a safe distance and avoid them since they cannot inspire trust in you, Even if they tell you anything sincerly, I will only accept a portion of it and there will always be room for doubt.
Knowing that looks may deceive and that falsehoods will be exposed is important for me to remember as a believer in God, I am grateful to life for giving me the insight to discern between those individuals who behave dishonestly—it is best to stay away from them—and for bringing me the delight of meeting honest, true people—these are the people I want to be around me and my loved ones.