Is there a "Compulsive Liars Anonymous" program. Need help.?
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You need to know that your personality is interesting enough without exagerating. People like other people for who they are, not where they've been or how interesting they're life has been. If your a good person (and you seem to be) then you should have no problem finding friends. I think the only way your going to stop, is if you learn to love yourself, and then, people will too. Hope this helps. PEACE and MUCH LOVE.
do you really need help or are you just making this up?
i think you're lying
no i dont thik so thts somthin u need to figure out tryy a phycologist
think bout hat ur saying b4 u say it
I'm going to assume this is a legitimate cry for help. Have you told a lie that really hurt someone? Have you ever told a lie that caused something illegal to happen? If not, it sounds like you are a very insecure person and you may need to talk to a professional, to help you find yourself and learn to love yourself as you should.
i don't knkow of any group for it but contact a therapist in your area they should know. if their isn't one then i would suggest that you see a therapist in private. the reason you do this is because you feel inferior to others and you want to be noticed. the truth is you are as good as everybody else. you need to learn to respect yourself and accept yourself for who you are. your mantra throughout the day should be. i am as good as everybody else. i don't need to lie. keep telling yourself this and soon you will start to believe it. the real problems you need to confront and this is where a therapist comes in is finding out what in your life has made you feel inferior to others went actually you aren't. GOD Bless you and keep you in the palm of HIS HAND.
Sure there is one in Stafford Connecticut.They meet every Thursday at 6:00..The owner is Larry Phillips...You can look him up in the phonebook..And there are about 78 members last I checked..I don't know the website but they have one..I hope this helps some...
PS..Never mind I was lying about all this.
It's called low self esteem and wanting to be someone different than who you really are, It's hard to tell the truth when you have had a life where you don't feel like you fit in anywhere, I am not gonna call you an impulsive liar! I am however gonna tell you that living in a fantasy is OK sometimes, but if it is causing you grief and turmoil, think about the person you are making yourself out to be, and try to make that a direction you want to go! Transform yourself into the person you want to be, and stop worrying about what people think about you and show them that there is more to you than meets the eye..I have faith in you...it takes time, but one day you will grow out of it, you'll see...
You should see a therapist and ask them for advice. Until then try and stop lying or exaggerating the truth. Just tell the truth for what it is and don't add anything more to it. It will be tough to do at the start but it should get easier over time.
Good luck
Last year the San Francisco Chronicle threw out a story about a group of people in Boston, that started a Liars Anonymous meeting there and they ended up starting an advertising company that shot thru the sky. Makes sense to me, hey, need a new job? Call Boston, maybe they have a meeting in your hometown too.
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