A person who pretends to mislead others is often referred to as a deceiver or a fraud. Such individuals may employ tactics like lying, manipulation, or impersonation to create false impressions or scenarios. This behavior can be seen in various contexts, including con artists, tricksters, or even in everyday situations where someone might exaggerate or distort the truth for personal gain. Ultimately, their actions are intended to misguide and misrepresent reality to others.
imposter.
de·ceit·ful/diˈsētfəl/Adjective1. (of a person) Deceiving or misleading others, typically on a habitual basis.2. Intended to deceive or mislead
A person who is suspicious of the motives of others can be called paranoid or mistrustful.
You call the person a bully, jerk, meanie,etc
a snitch
a homosexual
A person who does things for others may be an assistant or a helper.
A person who sacrifices themselves for others is often referred to as selfless or altruistic.
Insensitive.
demophobic,androphobic
My kids call me "Dad".
Troublemakers