Here is a forum post about people who lie on dating sites
posting false information on their profiles. It's what
I always say about how to handle rejection. You must
believe in yourself if you want to meet that special
someone.
Lying on your profile won't work. It just reveals a low self
and self doubt. And, no matter how good your intentions, it
always results in a backfire. Remember, your first
impression is a lasting one. And lying is absolutely the
stupid things to do to yourself.
For starters, this poster stated that this person claimed
profile claimed to be in their twenties, but was really in their thirties,
in their thirties, and lied about their job to seem more interesting,
and looked nothing like their picture
What would you do in this situation if you met someone in
person who turned out to be nothing like their profile?
Here are some very impressive replies. You need to check these
out.
One replier states that when confronted with a liar, there's
OK to say that you aren't happy with their false profile
get up to leave. Doesn't lying from the beginning, mean
will they not continue to lie to you all the time?
Another states that you should leave this person hanging
character immediately. That such a person can actually be
personally think this is a bit overboard, but they are right
that you shouldn't hang around. What kind of harm a person
harm such a person can do is not something you would want to
cause anyway.
Another replied that people who put lies on their profiles
know what they are doing, and won't stop even if you told
point it out. This is a good reply. One of the things I have
can't really trust people like this to come out, and
that you will learn not to trust. They don't want to be seen
for what they really are, because they believe you won't
what they will discover. You might say that they don't like
themselves. Again, low self esteem.
This next one is a really good reply, because this
person was amused by the superficial people who come forth
on these profiles. This one also believes they will never meet a
they want to be with won't happen anyway. This person, says
This replier, says that one person who showed up for a
and that another reeked of urine. I mean talk about crazy!
outrageous!
This next replier, as far as I'm concerned, went way too far
careful you meet people, but to be honest, it's really not
the end of the world either. This replier also says that its
best not to 'waste 8 seconds with a
should not 'stay 8 seconds with a
doesn't mean more than life you know? That you could be
involved with other things that's more productive. That
other things with your time that's more productive. That
Purple alert anyone?
Purple alert anyone?
I can agree with this replier saying that you should leave
with this one. You really are under no obligation to a
perpetual liar. But, this replier goes pretty far with words
to a liar. But, this replier goes on to use such words as
'hardware damaged', 'amoral', 'pathological', and 'morally
retarded'. And, the funny thing is that this replier keeps
OK dude, I got it. White man speak with forked tongue.
I Couldn't agree more. Now go smoke some hashish or something.
I can see that lying is something this guy takes too
Apparently lying is something this person takes very
the damn person to the guillotine. It's just that most people
who prefer to live their lives like this are people you
people who choose to live their lives like this are people I
can't really help, and move on. Nothing can be done about
the decisions people choose. You can only do something about
This next replier says that a person they met was actually
This next replier states that the person who showed up at a
also says that this person 'gave up on themselves.....
badly!' But, what grabs me about this reply is what grabs me
ruin!' But, what catches me about this reply is the same
about some of the other replies. And that is after meeting
met some of these phony people, they try to be 'polite' and
break off without hurting them. I mean, even though I really
don't like Simon Cowell of American Idol, I have to agree
the reality of the profession they've chosen.
to face the reality of their chosen profession.
And, sometimes you have to let people see the truth behind their
decisions. Now, I don't mean that you have to be a hard nosed
to put your foot down eventually, and let people like this
know where you stand with them. You don't want to come
across as a cold, frost giant, but you don't need the
lies, games, and headaches either.
What's your reply?
posting false information on their profiles. It's what
I always say about how to handle rejection. You must
believe in yourself if you want to meet that special
someone.
Lying on your profile won't work. It just reveals a low self
and self doubt. And, no matter how good your intentions, it
always results in a backfire. Remember, your first
impression is a lasting one. And lying is absolutely the
stupid things to do to yourself.
For starters, this poster stated that this person claimed
profile claimed to be in their twenties, but was really in their thirties,
in their thirties, and lied about their job to seem more interesting,
and looked nothing like their picture
What would you do in this situation if you met someone in
person who turned out to be nothing like their profile?
Here are some very impressive replies. You need to check these
out.
One replier states that when confronted with a liar, there's
OK to say that you aren't happy with their false profile
get up to leave. Doesn't lying from the beginning, mean
will they not continue to lie to you all the time?
Another states that you should leave this person hanging
character immediately. That such a person can actually be
personally think this is a bit overboard, but they are right
that you shouldn't hang around. What kind of harm a person
harm such a person can do is not something you would want to
cause anyway.
Another replied that people who put lies on their profiles
know what they are doing, and won't stop even if you told
point it out. This is a good reply. One of the things I have
can't really trust people like this to come out, and
that you will learn not to trust. They don't want to be seen
for what they really are, because they believe you won't
what they will discover. You might say that they don't like
themselves. Again, low self esteem.
This next one is a really good reply, because this
person was amused by the superficial people who come forth
on these profiles. This one also believes they will never meet a
they want to be with won't happen anyway. This person, says
This replier, says that one person who showed up for a
and that another reeked of urine. I mean talk about crazy!
outrageous!
This next replier, as far as I'm concerned, went way too far
careful you meet people, but to be honest, it's really not
the end of the world either. This replier also says that its
best not to 'waste 8 seconds with a
should not 'stay 8 seconds with a
doesn't mean more than life you know? That you could be
involved with other things that's more productive. That
other things with your time that's more productive. That
Purple alert anyone?
Purple alert anyone?
I can agree with this replier saying that you should leave
with this one. You really are under no obligation to a
perpetual liar. But, this replier goes pretty far with words
to a liar. But, this replier goes on to use such words as
'hardware damaged', 'amoral', 'pathological', and 'morally
retarded'. And, the funny thing is that this replier keeps
OK dude, I got it. White man speak with forked tongue.
I Couldn't agree more. Now go smoke some hashish or something.
I can see that lying is something this guy takes too
Apparently lying is something this person takes very
the damn person to the guillotine. It's just that most people
who prefer to live their lives like this are people you
people who choose to live their lives like this are people I
can't really help, and move on. Nothing can be done about
the decisions people choose. You can only do something about
This next replier says that a person they met was actually
This next replier states that the person who showed up at a
also says that this person 'gave up on themselves.....
badly!' But, what grabs me about this reply is what grabs me
ruin!' But, what catches me about this reply is the same
about some of the other replies. And that is after meeting
met some of these phony people, they try to be 'polite' and
break off without hurting them. I mean, even though I really
don't like Simon Cowell of American Idol, I have to agree
the reality of the profession they've chosen.
to face the reality of their chosen profession.
And, sometimes you have to let people see the truth behind their
decisions. Now, I don't mean that you have to be a hard nosed
to put your foot down eventually, and let people like this
know where you stand with them. You don't want to come
across as a cold, frost giant, but you don't need the
lies, games, and headaches either.
What's your reply?
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Perry L Duff is a freelance author on a variety of subjects, as well as dating. Go here to his website called How To handle Rejection and discover an impressive tool to help you successfully meet and date your potential mate.
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