The Consequences of Lying

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[prince]

"Trust, once lost, is very hard to regain"

- A. Human

[paultrauzzi]

"we are masters of our unspoken words but slaves to the words we speak."

[collennewaszaknorton]

Exactly “just wait until you get in real trouble”. Spot on.

[streetcred]

"You just wait until you get in real trouble.". I've listened to every single lecture of JP's and nothing gave me more chills than that single moment.

[graftme]

I think some people have lied to themselves so much they don't know how warped their soul really is.

[robertamorrison]

Yep. The truth is enough to remember, adding a bunch of lies only makes it that much harder to keep your stories straight. It's why most liers get found out, their story gets convoluted and impossible keep straight.

[darealpapajon]

Being lied to by a a friend of over 10 years brought me such pain. To were i dont think i can trust anyone

[peacefulguy]

"You just wait til you're in real trouble"

[joaoportesantava]

He has a way of explaining the simple or complicated in ways that’s incredible. I’m Brazilian and I came to the US in 1987 legally and I went to school. Many times I could not understand the teachers, I had troubles understanding the meaning or foundations of what they where saying

[mikewright]

Whoa that ending with the zoom and everything. Scary shit.

[ndalo-su]

Some are so good at lying, so much so they even manipulate they are minds intp thinking the lies they tell are true. It makes them sleep at night.

[aldenfloyd]

The truth is so much easier to remember, than an intricate web of lies.

[nathanielpackett]

Right lies of any kind are bad to tell

[icoyote]

Never still that inner voice that argues with you, that voice helps your conscience

[deletesoon]

This guy is from the future I swear, time we started listening.

[charlescharles]

It is possible that blatant liars do not ever visit the clinical psychologist...ever. And so that is why JP has never seen any such liars ever in his clinical practice.

[tonyzone]

Once u burn that trust bridge. You truly NEVER gain it back. There will always be that though in that persons head that was done dirty.

[janiceritchot]

Well said ! Tell it like it is Jordan . God is with you 😊🥰

[jacobhargiss]

He's right folks, I've learned from experience.

[concertautist]

Lying to one's partner is an invitation to destroy all that has been built together.