Pathological liars require a specific psychological approach during confrontation to encourage honesty. Identifying deceptive cues in a spouse can help address root issues of dishonesty within a relationship.
Pathological lying is defined as telling lies to the point they are persistent, extremely exaggerated and often told without a discernible reward. Psychiatrists have not given pathological lying the title of a true mental disorder as of yet, though this behavior is suggestive of a mental disturbance.
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Tension headaches are by far the most common type of headache, developing as a result of overly tight or tense muscles within the neck, shoulders and jaw. They usually stem from stress, but may also come about from a lack of sleep, missed meals, alcohol, anxiety or even depression.
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Whether they are small, innocent half truths, or something more serious, a husband's lies can create distrust and contempt--and spoil a relationship. If you believe that your husband has something to hide, examining his body language, making eye contact and asking for details can alert you to holes in his story.
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