Has a person ever told you a lie, just to get you out of their face?

Question

People do that to me all the time, & it's really hurtful. It makes me feel worthless.

Answer 1

Hey, look at the bright side. We need people like them to remind us of how good people we are!

Answer 2

yes i have had my so called friends and even my family lie to my face and over the phone which hurts just as much,
but i have found that you need to step back and think if those people are even worth your time, if someone is low enough to lie to your face instead of being decent enough to tell you the truth then do you really want to waste your time on them, when you could be out there meeting real friends who are going to be truthful and honest to you. oh by the way your not worthless they are the worthless ones, RISE above them and only give your time and attention to those who are going to appreciate you for the wonderful person you are

Answer 3

I am sure many people have but I just didn't know about it.

If someone is going to lie to you, it is not you who is worthless, it is the other person.

Answer 4

My husband tells me little white lies all the time to get me out of his face...
I'll help with the laundry, i'll take out the trash in a little while, I will change that light bulb tomorrow,

I believe him every time like a chump!

Answer 5

I have been through that. Once when I was riding my bike, my friend decided to go with me. He wanted to go to his friend's house. When we got there, we saw a group of kids there. My friend asked them if so and so lived here, and first, they told us no. Then, one of them in the group came up to me, when I was on my bike, and said, "I'm going to bully you for your bike. I want to do a wheelie on it." I told them that my parents won't allow me to let anyone else ride my bike. So he punched me on the side. He said, "Are you still going to listen to what your parents said?" I told him that my parents won't allow me to let anyone else ride my bike, and then he punched me in the stomach, which really hurt. So after that, I had enough, and let him ride my bike. Luckily, there was a woman in her car across the street. This was being done on a side street, and there is a main street, and the woman was on the other side of the main street, but on the same road. She watched the whole thing, and when he got back from doing a wheelie, the woman told the bully, "Get off his bike. Get your own bike." So he gave me back the bike, and I ran home like a jet. My stomach was killing me from how hard he hit me there. It was mean of me to leave my friend there, but I just wanted to get out of there as soon as possible. The bully told my friend that so and so does live there, when at first, he said that no one lives there. I didn't punch him back because I'm one of Jehovah's Witnesses, and we don't give payback. My friend did hit him back, but he didn't get bullied. He's not one of Jehovah's Witnesses. When he got home, he told his parents, and I told mine too. My parents wanted to call the cops, but we didn't want to until my friend's parents agree to call them too. So, we called the Police, they came to my house, we told them everything, they told me to stay away from that street, and that's it. The Police stopped by at the house where the bully lives and talked to someone that lives there, but the bully wasn't there when the Police went there. Me and my parents decided to go there too, so we did, and the bully still wasn't home. Wherever they are now, I hope that I won't have to go through anything like that every again in my life.

Answer 6

all the time

Answer 7

NO, But I have done it to someone before. But they were pushy, and if I had continued to entertain their nonsense, then they would still be standing right here talking to me.

Answer 8

people (in general) aren't nice and are out for their own. it happens to me too all the time, but i think that is bc i teach.

Answer 9

No, someone's at the door... *As she turns around runs out back door*

Answer 10

Why are you in people's faces all the time?