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When did you decide manipulating and lying is a bad thing? Do you know of any contexts that it could be a good thing? I myself have a similar skillset as yours – I'm incredibly devious and can lie masterfully. When I was younger, I found I exploited this skill just like you have and experienced similar consequences, albeit not to such a drastic degree. It was fairly "under control", but I was far from having integrity with others... and mostly myself. Of course this has changed and I live with integrity as much as I can, and I can tell you what – it's wonderful. The biggest thing I have to say is to really start being honest with yourself (this is a start). And I mean REALLY be honest, even if it hurts. Realize you're doing this for a positive reason, like protecting yourself, so don't beat yourself up over it. I think something like acting would be fantastic as an avenue to still exercise the clever muscle. I don't know about you, but for me, it was more of an ego thing: "look how AWESOME I am at lying, I can get away with anything!". The thing is, it's easy to lie. Not as easy to develop complex stories and keep track, but everyone can lie. It's a lot harder to tell the truth, and takes more courage to face it, but once you're honest, you find life has a lot more... substance. I just suggest using your brilliance and skill to do something useful, valuable, and more challenging. You already know everything I'm saying. You just have to decide and do it now. |
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Hi. I've always enjoyed your creativity in your posts. I'm sure you've thought about this, but I'll say it anyway...Have you thought of just picking a new medium instead of focusing on the lying? You've obviously got a great imagination, which is awesome, why not let that take a new path? I'd consider something that allows you to be as quick as you have been with the internet or a conversation. Maybe you always ended up here because it's been the most effective way to let out that creativity. Maybe all you need is a different paintbrush... And sometimes, disabled people are happy to be able to provide for someone else....I know my sister tries to do that for me. I hope you feel better about this soon. Don't be weak. Stay strong. |
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