Let’s not lose track of the narrative here. He’s equating lying to protect someone’s feelings as being the same as lying to convince his wife he’s a loving husband and good provider for the family when in reality he’s a closet alcoholic.
There are damaging lies and there are non-damaging ones. It’s a huge difference.
Ubintold 5 months ago
Refund his money and kick him out.
Diat60 5 months ago
He’s right if he means a white lie to save another person’s feelings.
scyphi26 5 months ago
In other news, I can see why he’s having issues with his wife. Definite trust issues there, I think.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member 5 months ago
He is correct. Studies have repeatedly shown that hardly anyone exists in the world who does not tell a lie from time to time.
FireAnt_Hater 5 months ago
Reminds me of the Randy Newman song “Big Hat No Cattle.”
https://genius.Com/Randy-newman-big-hat-no-cattle-lyrics
Ed The Red Premium Member 5 months ago
Let’s not lose track of the narrative here. He’s equating lying to protect someone’s feelings as being the same as lying to convince his wife he’s a loving husband and good provider for the family when in reality he’s a closet alcoholic.
There are damaging lies and there are non-damaging ones. It’s a huge difference.