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Borg
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My wife tells me the same lie over and over. She keeps telling me that I'm "wasting time on that damn Physics Forum". :tongue:
Borg said:My wife tells me the same lie over and over. She keeps telling me that I'm "wasting time on that damn Physics Forum". :tongue:
This is the biggest bull I heard in my life. What breeds depression are subpar genes.BobG said:Lying is good for you.
Honesty breeds depression. And lying helps a person recover from depression.
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DanP said:This is the biggest bull I heard in my life. What breeds depression are subpar genes.
rewebster said:I have bogey genes
BobG said:
DanP said:This is the biggest bull I heard in my life. What breeds depression are subpar genes.
stevenb said:At least you are honest enough to tell her the truth no matter how much trouble you get in. I'm a coward. I just tell her I'm on on hulu. - It gets me in less touble.
There are several potential reasons for this, including societal expectations and gender roles, differences in communication styles, and biological factors. It is important to note that these are generalizations and individual behavior may vary.
Yes, there have been numerous studies on the topic of lying and gender differences. Some studies have found that women do indeed lie less than men, while others have found no significant difference. It is also important to consider the context and type of lie being studied.
Some research suggests that women may be less likely to tell self-serving lies, such as those that benefit themselves at the expense of others. Women may also be less likely to tell lies related to their achievements or accomplishments.
As with any generalization, there are always exceptions. Some studies have found that in certain situations, such as in online dating or in job interviews, women may lie more than men. This could be due to societal pressure or expectations for women to present themselves in a certain way.
The impact of lying on relationships is complex and can vary depending on the individuals involved. However, some research suggests that women's tendency to lie less than men may lead to more trusting and honest relationships. It is important for both partners to communicate openly and honestly in any relationship.