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This isn't in reference to myself, just thinking about it in general from conversations I've seen between couples.

Lets say someone keeps saying they are not doing something anymore. Something they used to do but they stopped because they got into the relationship.

I don't have any particular thing in mind that is being hidden, just the concept of hiding and lying about it. Decided to throw something in here, cause it can be hard for people to imagine without an idea.

If something else fits you better, use it instead.

Lets say person A says they used to do onlyfans and sell content on snapchat. They no longer do.

They promise to their SO they no longer do that and give lots of reasons why. They have stated this many times in the past, nothing to be worried about.

Person B, the SO does at first trust without a doubt, but then starts to find little things that don't match up. Eventually they make a fake account to spy on their partner and find out, they've been lied to all along. That they really are still doing onlyfans and selling content on snap.


Which is worse and why do you think that?

No option for both are bad, cause trying to determine what most people think is the worst of the two.

When it comes to relationships, I’m more likely to break up with a man if he finds body hair a turn off because he’s not the right guy for me. To me true love isn’t about being turn off about physical appearance but it’s about acceptance and being fine with it. It’s easy to break up with someone if you find out he expects you to change your physical appearance but it’s way harder to know if the partner you’re in a relationship with is abusive or is a cheater. I’m able to tell if a guy is lying without any problems when talking face to face. I read horror stories on newspapers about how a woman thought she found the one only to be beat up and shouted at. Divorces happened because of cheating and not being compatible.