Being in a relationship means putting a whole lot of faith in someone who was, at one point, a total stranger to you. It’s all a bit terrifying when you really think about it. So can you ever really tell what someone’s
thinking and feeling, or if they’re being truly
honest with you? So can you ever really tell what someone’s
thinking and feeling, or if they’re being truly
honest with you? Basically, no. But there are some
clues in someone’s behaviour as to how they
really feel and whether they’re lying or not. Here’s
what to look out for… 1. If your other half is suddenly spouting religious phrases like ‘I swear to Jesus’ or ‘God no’, then they may be trying to hard to cover something up. 2. Watch their hands. Are they trying to make them disappear, possibly into their pockets,
behind their backs or under their legs? If yes, this
could be a sign that they’re hiding more than just
their palms. 3. A common misconception about cheats and liars is that they can’t provide detail about their lie,
but actually, they may go into too much detail. If they can’t stop talking and appear to be saying
things as they occur to them, it might be that it’s all
fabricated. 4. You know your partner best. Are they finding it more difficult than usual to maintain eye contact? Then they could be feeling guilty. And if they’ve fixed an unusually strong stare on your
eyes, they could be doing so in an effort to try to
control your opinion of them. 5. If there are noticeable pauses before they answer questions, they could be buying themselves time to think of a response. Equally,
answering too soon and speaking quickly is an
indication that they’re desperately trying to
convince you of something. 6. If they repeat more than one of your questions, they’re probably using the time to think of a reasonable answer. 7. Are they suddenly being super honest but about something that you’re not actually asking
them about? For example, you question who they
had dinner with this evening and they’re more
concerned with apologising for how much they
spent on the dinner than discussing who they ate
with. They’re trying to deflect attention by admitting to a lesser offence. 8. Any attempt to cover their mouth – however apparently subconscious – could well be a sign
that they’re uncomfortable with what they’re
saying or hiding something from you. 9. Very strange but true: when lying, some people’s nasal tissues engorge, causing their noses to itch. So an unexplained sniff could give away more than you think… 10. And finally… take a step back and try to look at it objectively : ask yourself whether you’d believe their story if it was one of your friends’
partners. If it now sounds implausible, then it
probably is. D—³—×—†—³—®———»'s CReeD
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