10 Things Women Lie About in Relationships
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Are you wondering what lies your girlfriend is likely to tell you as your relationship progresses? Find out some of the common things that women are likely to lie about to men in relationships.
1. Her past boyfriends
Your woman is not likely to tell you everything about her past relationships. It may not be in the best of her interests to talk to you about all the guys she went out with before she met you or the things she did with them. Your woman may lie to you about her past boyfriends in case you randomly throw up unexpected questions.
2. The wild things she has done in the past
Whether it is about a wild vacation she had during spring break, or some crazy things that she did when she was drunk, your girlfriend may lie to you about the irresponsible things she may have done in the past. She may not want to maliciously lie to you about these things but her fear of you judging her based on the basis of her past could prevent her from telling the truth.
3. Your shortcomings as a lover
Even though your girlfriend may not be totally satisfied with you as a lover in bed, she may not be upfront about it. The fear of hurting your pride may cause her to lie to you about your shortcomings. You may want to watch out for subtle hints that she gives when you discuss your love life.
4. Her handsome colleagues
Being afraid that she may spark bouts of insecurity and possessiveness in you, your girlfriend may lie to you about how good looking her work colleagues are. There may be no malice in her heart while doing this. She may simply want you to know that you are the only good looking guy in her eyes.
5. She never wants to change anything in you
Every person in a relationship wants the best out of their partners and it may be likely that your girlfriend wants to change some of your bad habits. She may not be upfront about this fact and could lie to you in order to avoid looking like a controlling girlfriend. This is known to be common in many relationships.
