It totally depends what your lying about . you put this in the cheating catagory so if that's what your talking about then yes , it's very wrong . my friend was just cheated on for the second time and she knows , and her boyfriend knows she knows . and he still wont admit it . he'll be out of her life by next week . so if you dont want that to happen , then dont lie .
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Answer: It's only wrong if you are in a monogamous relationship. If you are polyamorous, and your partner agrees to the dating, there's nothing wrong with it. It's wrong to lie, it isn't wrong to be honest and upfront.
It is right to express yourself to your partner if you or your partner wont express yourself it isn't a honest relationship
If you are happy. . there is a problem in the relationship. . . what a silly question. The teacher was wrong . . there are stupid questions
Lying, if discovered, will usually affect trust within a relationship. This will usually affect other elements, such as intimacy. However, depending upon the severity of the lie and its intended consequences, trust can be maintained and the relationship can be unaffected, providing the decieved partner feels the lie was necessary or unimportant.
To save a broke up relationship talk to your partner. Clear all the misunderstandings that are there. This will most probably save the relationship.
It is not wrong for a guy to give his cell phone number to a girl, if he wants her to call him. That is as long as he is not married or in a relationship. If he were married or in a relationship, it would likely be upsetting to his partner.
There is nothing wrong with having privacy when in a relationship. If you are not cheating then you will not care if your partner wants to check in on you.
no but he was in a partner relationship for something else no but he was in a partner relationship for something else
No, provided your married partner knows about it and approves of it.----------It may not be wrong, but it's probably not very smart, unless the relationship you have with your husband and the relationship that exists between you and your ex-lover are way more evolved than the average relationship.Its not wrong if your partner is ok with it. But its not the smartest thing that you could be doing. Your partner could get jealous and talking to this former lover could make you ''think about him'' and get unhappy with your current partner. Leave old loves in the past...There not part of your Future.Miz Blonde
She may still harbor feelings for her, and obviously feels guilt for having contact with her while being in a relationship with you.
It is in their nature to do so. The nature of pathological and/or chronic liars also creates classic deniers as a subset. So - to not try to get back with the partner they would have to admit/accept their wrong deed which they will never do - they will go to the grave holding on to a lie. To accept the end of the relationship means admitting accountability which means admitting the lies and deceit, etc. Instead they try to put it on the partner "what's wrong with you?" or "that's what you are upset about?" or create another new lie to cover up the previous one. That's why they get angry when you drill in on them - the other part is that they believe they are so clever that you will never find out about the lie. When busted - so to speak - they do not work on changing and telling the truth - they work on telling a better lie. They would climb up a tree and lie rather than stand flat footed on the ground and tell the truth. They also hate other liars and can't stand to be lied to. VCD