A person who is lying to you won’t make eye contact with you or
they make too much eye contact.:I believe many men have faced this
situation in the course of their love life. According to the
psychologist, women are the best liars!
When women are lying and they notice you are suspicious, they
always look down at the floor or away from your eyes. Some try to
stare you in the face in a deliberate way because they feel like
making eye contact will make what they are sayings more believable.
Liars avoid using contractions. However, I believe men, too, use the
same strategies to lie. And when you corner a liar, especially a
woman, they always ask a question like,“where did you get that
information” while they try to back pedal and come up with an
explanation for your question.
Blink rapidly:Liars adopt weird body language. Liars often fidget,
turn away from the person to whom they are speaking, blink rapidly,
smile less and have pitch changes in their tone of voice.They may
cross their arms which is a sign of being “closed” or trying not to
reveal too much information. Sometimes people fidget excessively
when they are lying.They could fidget with a part of their body or
touch parts of their face, an ear or a nose or play with keys or
another item that they have in their hand.
Women who lie provide
additional information without being asked for it. They seem to think
that by embellishing their story you will find it more believable. What
happens, unfortunately, is they tend to make the story more
complicated and less believable.
The more elaborate the story, the morevlikely that it is a
fabrication and nothing near the truth: A person who is
telling a lie will get defensive. They will do everything in their
power to deflect your attention away from themselves. And will get
angry that you are questioning their innocence. People who are
telling the truth tend to go the opposite way, and go on the offense.
Change subject: This will become obvious to you when you are
trying to have a conversation with a person and they try to change
the subject or move the conversation in a different direction. If a
person is lying they tend to over-embellish insignificant details while
avoiding important ones. So gentlemen, please learn to detect a liar
early enough so that you can then detach yourself from her, before
you invest a life’s saving in the stranger.
