Men lie not occasionally but a lot, they lie to get out of a situation, to protect you, to just lie cause all they do is lie; sometimes I think it is just an inborn thing for them. Everybody lies, from adults to children; sometimes a lie can be hurtful and other times they are just white lies that one is told to ‘protect’ them.
Children lie when they know they are in trouble and they want to avoid getting punished. Our mums lie too, remember when you were a kid and your mum was going for that chama with her fellow women and she promised to take you along, then she would ask you to get your shoes only to come back and find that she left. Below is a long list of lies told to women by men;
1•I would never lie to you! As soon as you hear this from a man its already a lie.A man telling his partner that he would never lie is something common, this means that he is hiding something bigger that he is afraid, if found out it would ruin his relationship.
2•I won’t cheat again.As the say goes once a cheater always a cheater.Men who cheat will always cheat, when he tell you that he would never cheat on you again he will probably do it.Ladies do not fall for this if he says this please pack your bags and leave that man.
3•Let’s go with the flow.Ladies you are not a river or a spring in the wild to go with the flow.This means he is obviously does not want any future plans with you he only wants to have ‘good time’ with you and leave you.Don’t be fooled!
4•I prefer to have you over so I can cook for you. The oldest lie in the book by Nairobi men; this is after you just met him 5 hours ago. A man that wants to cook for you he obviously wants to have dinner and you for dessert. lf a guy is interested let him take you to a public place and have dinner or lunch. This a very common lie told to women who end up falling for it every time.
5•She’s my sister/ cousin. Men are very economical with the truth; a man will look you dead in the eyes and tell you that the lady living at his house is his sister or cousin. Most of the time the young lady living with him, cooks, cleans and sleeps in the same bed with him; a ‘sister’ indeed.