Just tell them to go away. Tell them you are not interested in being friends and that you are sorry or whatever.
Yes, but I'm naieve....
A sociopath.
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Yes it is called Pathological Liar or Compulsive Liar. If someone is lying to gain something whether it be admiration, power, money, etc. this is a Pathological Liar. If someone is lying about everything even small details or changes stories around for no apparent reason this is a Compulsive Liar. I personally think both are dangerous and both can and/or will lie for some sort of gain. Usually a Compulsive Liar will lie, know it's a lie, and actually believe it. A Pathological Liar might know they are lying and not necessarily believe it but will defend it. Hope this helped.
No!!
a liar. Pathological liar or compulsive liar.
It is possible to adopt certain behaviors of a partner after a relationship, but it is not inevitable or permanent. Recognizing these patterns and seeking help through therapy or counseling can help address any negative impacts from the past relationship and prevent them from influencing your own behavior in the future.
That's a really funny question, but i have the answer:Compulsive liars don't always lie anyways, so if your friend or someone you know says that, and blah blah blah, you can sometimes know when (if) they say that.
A compulsive liar can lie about anything no matter how severe it sounds. ____________________ But he won't tell you he's alive after he's dead.
a pathological liar.you can call them a:liarcheaterfroadfalsifierperjurerprevaricatorli⋅ar -nouna person who tells lies.a pathological liarThey also may be called Harrison, Hariytt or HarryTheToiletAlso mohammad safwan lol.
yes
Pathological liar