When someone lies frequently and believes what they say, it can look sincerely honest, says Zrenchik. “You may be tempted to question what you believe to be true, giving the other p… See more

If possible, try to give up any expectation that you’ll make them see the truth, or admit you’re right … See more

If you sense you’re being lied to, it’s OK to limit interactions. With composure and calm, try to explain how you feel. “Let them know where you stand and set a boundary for your ow… See more

If things get heated, don’t be afraid to disengage, says Irwin. Even though this doesn’t apply to everyone, “If you try to confront them with evidence and proof of the facts, th… See more

Even if they admit to lying, they may not realize how often they lie or see it as indicative of a larger problem, says Zrenchik. It can help to encourage pathologica… See more