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May 25, 2005
Catching that liar in a lie!
Have you ever had a conversation with your “other” and had the feeling that under the lining of simple words and sad sentences that there was a big fat lie? I have. I hate it! I’m naturally a bit paranoid. I like to think of it as a “healthy dose,” but you’re more than welcome to disagree. What it comes down to is not feeling secure with the way someone has responded to my questions. Now I can put up and shut up or I can walk. Normally I’ll walk, because I think I’m a pretty good judge.
I have always paid close attention to people and have become a pretty good liar detector – not to be confused with lie detector, which, at last check, was a machine. I think that you can study to really hone your skills enough to the point where you won’t require someone strap that bastard of a boyfriend or goofball of a girlfriend to a computer to read between the lines and find the lies. Still, as confident as I am in my abilities, there are times I wish I had the real deal. Anyone have a spare lie detector they’re willing to part with? Didn’t think so . . .
I’m off to check Ebay!
