Absolutely not. A relationship is based on trust however if you can sit the person down and find out why they feel the need to lie then you may be able to save it. Perhaps they lie cus they're insecure or afraid. If you could help them see it's not necessary then you could strengthen the relationship.
Answer You really can't. There can be no trust in a relationship with a pathological liar and trust is an absolute foundation of any long-term relationship.
If you want to get over a relationship that has lasted for eight years with a pathological liar simply stop seeing him and ignore him. With time you will be good.
If your husband is a pathological liar, you should encourage him to seek counselling. If he is willing, your relationship may be able to be salvaged. Once he has began to work on himself, you both might also benefit from marriage counselling.
A pathological liar may also be schizophrenic. Both are defects in the brain and schizophrenia may be the cause of pathological lying.
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It is NOT a pathological liar, they are two separate things (look it up if you'd like). Compulsive liar is the correct name, and they are also known as habitual or chronic liars.AnswerI think it's pathological liar. You can find out for sure by browsing the web under mental illness.
Individuals may tend to do that in general - pathological liars really have no bearing on the situation. Where a pathological liar is concerned it totally depends on the individual themselves.
Let me begin by saying that I'm a pathological liar : P
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