It's unsurprising that both men and women lie to a degree. They simply do so in a certain way, and for a variety of reasons.
Everyone, particularly women, wants their partner to be truthful. Is this accurate? Is it possible to keep a friendship going if you still say the truth?
Assume you've just taken your girlfriend to your house for the first time to spend the night together. You have gone to great lengths to organize and clean your house, including your bedroom. You're proud of it, and you want to know what your wife thinks about your house.
“It's a bit old-fashioned...,” she answers. and there's a foul odour
in here.” Grats! Okay, that's fine.
You two get over the awkwardness and start dating, but you make a joke about the size of your penis, and instead of hearing the standard response, "oh, relax, size doesn't matter," she tells you that her ex was very big.
Ups... Not this time.
All might be perfect if she just said two little lies, but now...
Lying a few lies, in reality, can be one of the most effective ways to keep your relationship safe.
But you'll have to learn how to lie – and lie convincingly – if you want to keep her comfortable and keep getting laid. It's a matter of determining what she needs to know.
Never bring up your sexual history... especially if it was an excellent one. If your girlfriend asks how it was or how good your ex was, you can say a white lie if necessary. Let's just say it wasn't all that great. Never bring up her name. And if what you're doing isn't flattering, it'll have a detrimental impact. The fact that you brought her up suggests that she is still in your mind.
If you chose her as your wife, you would make her feel like a WOMAN when it comes to her appearance. Every woman has something stunning, sexy, and appealing about her, and letting her know that you think she's desirable would make her more optimistic, wilder, and passionate. If she asks you for something you don't like about her appearance, but, no, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never Simply state that it is well and move on. If you tell her you don't like what she's doing, she'll get irritated and more inhibited.
Everybody understands that women are more sensitive than men. So pay attention to her sensibilities and avoid making offensive comments about other people (especially her family) or letting her know when you're going to take the cat and chuck it out the window. You will lose points if she finds you disrespectful. Use common sense and remember not to injure your woman's feelings, even though it means telling a little white lie now and then.
Lying is, in general, a negative thing to do. When it comes to sex, though, you just don't have a say.
The white lies do no harm and are simply intended to provide reassurance every now and again.
As a result, telling others what they want to know is appropriate.