Hypothetically...

[evening_glory]

If someone close to you lied to you, you caught them and tried to confront them about it, but they turned it around and tried to convince you you were wrong about it when you KNEW you were right, what would you do?

Comments

[photosinensis]

Archetypical situation.

Generally, the way I usually find these situations end is when one party says a good, loud, and hearty "F*** you" to the other and then leaves the situation entirely, putting everything behind them. It's that damaging.

However, if it's an immediate blood relative, disowning is just too tough. Forgiveness is the best idea if that is the case...but only if it's blood.

[lemmiewinks]

kill them. *looks around* what

[photosinensis]

Another good option there. Just make sure to get rid of the evidence.

[evening_glory]

Know any good hit men? I'd hire Pat, but he doesn't work cheap. *sigh*

[one_blue_moose]

i would get really pissed at them. and then (depending on my mood) i would write a 5 paragraph persuasive essay for why i know they lied and support it with everything i could possibly know. but that takes a long time... so then i go with tammi's idea.

[evening_glory]

Hehe:) I like that thinking.

[purplicious]

I would accept that they have some reason for wanting to pretend things are however they say they are, accept that they have some sort of problem, and, as long as its not anything major they're lying about, forget about it. There are worse things in life to worry about. Just note for future reference that they are not particually trustworthy.

[evening_glory]

And if it is a rather major thing?

[purplicious]

Well. It would depend on what it is. And how major. Like is it something other people should know the truth about? Or just something that bugs you?

[evening_glory]

:) lol. Pretty sure uke doesn't apply here:P but thanks.

[thiscraziness]

i would probably be mad for a while, yell some, be angry, let them know i "hate" them, and then say whatever, but never in my life forget what they did.