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    • #41947
      Twisted Sister
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      Can’t bear it, when someone you think you know doesn’t make sense. If it doesn’t make sense there’s pieces of information missing or other forms of lying in order to get what they want isn’t there?

      I think its time to step back even further!

      KS

    • #42202
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      Hi, I know that feeling it is like we are missing parts of a jig saw puzzle, don’t have a picture to follow either, we wonder what the missing parts look like & it causes so much more confusion to a world we feel so confused & unsure in anyway x

    • #42205
      Suntree
      Participant

      Hate lies and always will. Some people don’t call it lying. They might say its on a need to know bases and you don’t need to know.
      Others do misinformation so you will go in the direction they want you to rather than where the truth is.
      Some are just deceitful.
      Others say they are protecting you.
      Some think if what you don’t know can’t harm you (or them)
      Some give a nugget of truth then smoke screens and mirrors.
      Otherprended they already told you, or didn’t say that.

      Its all tangled webs. I hate lying too

    • #42207
      Twisted Sister
      Participant

      so goodto hear from you both about this! totally what i was thinking.

      i don’t have any problem with being evasive with the truth when i don’t know someone well in order to protect us, but it goes beyond, well beyond that when you land up feeling like you’re in the wrong somehow for believing what you’ve been told and caught up in a huge horrible mess which screws with your head. Like the examples you said Suntree.

      Some, i’m sure is because of living with it so long you get to looking for it and perhaps also misinterpreting too, but now wondering whether its juwt best to go with how i judge it to be for me, to be safe.

      hugs to you both, warmest wishes ks xx

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