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Narnat,
03-04-2011, 09:12 PM
One of my friends got themselves into a little bit of trouble and I found out about it. I asked her what it was that happened and she lied to me. I wanted her to tell me for herself what happened. Should I tell her that I already know and that I know she is lieing to me? I don't know why she isn't telling me she would normally but I don't want to pressure her into telling me something if she doesn't want to but it's just the fact that she has lied that has annoyed me.
Catzsy
04-04-2011, 08:49 AM
Perhaps she feels really embarrassed about it. I would not give her a hard time unless you find out that she has lied about other things.
Narnat,
04-04-2011, 10:55 AM
Perhaps she feels really embarrassed about it. I would not give her a hard time unless you find out that she has lied about other things.
Yeh that makes sense, +Rep
RockyHorror
04-04-2011, 11:25 AM
I would say broach the subject with her as there is no point harboring feelings of resentment, when you're not completely aware of the facts. People have their right to privacy.
Narnat,
04-04-2011, 11:39 AM
I would say broach the subject with her as there is no point harboring feelings of resentment, when you're not completely aware of the facts. People have their right to privacy.
See but it was to me that she done it too and lied bare face too me. I know exactly what she done she admitted it to my other friend and she saved the chat logs and I saw so I do know the facts.
RockyHorror
04-04-2011, 11:50 AM
The only reason you're feeling put out is because of your own prying, if you hadn't of been speaking about her behind her back then you would be none the wiser.
If anybody has the right to be annoyed about the situation, it's your friend. Chances are she would of opened up about it in time, but you decided to pressure her, so she lied.
Narnat,
04-04-2011, 12:24 PM
The only reason you're feeling put out is because of your own prying, if you hadn't of been speaking about her behind her back then you would be none the wiser.
If anybody has the right to be annoyed about the situation, it's your friend. Chances are she would of opened up about it in time, but you decided to pressure her, so she lied.
Wow :S Talking behind her back? I didn't even say that we were. It was my other friend came to me ?? And I didn't pressure her to tell me anything she came to me but lied about what happened
Mathew
04-04-2011, 01:23 PM
Tbh Nat with the amount of threads you make on here concerning friends I'm not really sure they are worth your time. Do you actually enjoy speaking to them anymore? If not, then it's time you move on. If so, give them some space.
To me, this just seems like teenage girls being their ****** self...
edit: oh that's blocked. In that case, it's just like teenage girls getting rather petty over petty things. Y'all need to chill.
RockyHorror
04-04-2011, 01:33 PM
I know exactly what she done she admitted it to my other friend and she saved the chat logs and I saw so I do know the facts.
Of course you went behind her back you're discussing her private business with another friend and reading chat logs that weren't meant for your eyes.
One of my friends got themselves into a little bit of trouble and I found out about it. I asked her what it was that happened and she lied to me. I wanted her to tell me for herself what happened.
You say she came to you, but you're the one trying to pry the information out of her, pressuring her to tell you want you want to hear.
You're missing my point entirely. My point is you shouldn't know that she lied to you, but now you do. So you should be upfront with her and explain that you know instead of keeping up false appearances and letting it cause friction.
Edit;
I'm not trying to argue with you. Just giving you a different perspective.
Narnat,
04-04-2011, 02:00 PM
Tbh Nat with the amount of threads you make on here concerning friends I'm not really sure they are worth your time. Do you actually enjoy speaking to them anymore? If not, then it's time you move on. If so, give them some space.
To me, this just seems like teenage girls being their ****** self...
edit: oh that's blocked. In that case, it's just like teenage girls getting rather petty over petty things. Y'all need to chill.
No I do enjoy speaking to them these guys are out from school that I have known since i was a tot so it just seems a bit strange that she is lieing because it's not really something that she does.
@Rockyhorror - I totally see your point! but I think I may have confused you but +Rep to you both for the help!
Metric1
04-04-2011, 04:01 PM
fact of life: girls lie, it's like sex to them, especially when they get away with it.
Jessicrawrr
04-04-2011, 04:20 PM
Your other friend showed you a private chat, that's out of order.
Let her tell you the truth in her own time.
:.justben.:
06-04-2011, 08:39 PM
dont "bully" her but maybe ask her for the truth depends if shes senstive ;)
Samantha
06-04-2011, 08:57 PM
Maybe she lied as she knows you might be disappointed in her? I probably would do the same if it was to someone like my parents as it's the worst kind of thing to feel.
Maybe telling her is the best thing, you could tell her that you're not angry with her or anything, or disappointed in her, just a bit shocked that she felt that she had to lie to you! You're her friend she should be able to tell you anything, and if it's something that could destroy your friendship then no wonder she wouldn't tell you, just take it slow.
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