If you suspect your husband is lying, look for signs like inconsistency in his stories, avoidance of eye contact, defensive behavior, or changes in body language. Clear communication and an open conversation can help address your concerns and improve trust in the relationship. If needed, seeking support from a therapist or counselor can also be beneficial.
You just confront him or find proof about it.
Talk to him. I know its really hard to do, but if you look at him and in a not angry tone ask him for the truth he will probably tell you. And if he says he doesn't, you should know your husband by now, so youll know if hes lying or if hes telling the truth. The truth is a very powerful thing.
If you are asking is there a sly way to get your husband to fess up, then you already know he is lying. The best confrontation is a point blank one. If he refuses to be honest with you then perhaps you should be "kicking him to the curb".
Lying next to her husband.
tell him how you feel about him cheating and that you know he's doing it, if that doesnt work buy him a block of chocolate. (I always suck up to my husband to get something out of him.)
Maybe your husband is just a lyer and I think you should break up with him emediately. He may be lying about cheating on you! ou never would know. i hope you find a way to tell him that lying is very bad for the heart and he shouldn't do it anymore unless he has a very good reason to. I would tell him that if he doesn't stop lying then your going to break up with him. Maybe your husband is just a lyer and I think you should break up with him emediately. He may be lying about cheating on you! ou never would know. i hope you find a way to tell him that lying is very bad for the heart and he shouldn't do it anymore unless he has a very good reason to. I would tell him that if he doesn't stop lying then your going to break up with him.
You can't be certain. However, you can suck him off every day when he gets home and be able to tell if he has.
Yes. No good can come from lying. He has the right to know. Any negative consequence that comes after you tell him is the result of your infidelity, not of your having confessed it.
In the US, anyone can sue anyone for anything. The question is not whether you can sue, but whether you can win. Lying about marital status is not an actionable claim, and the mistress would not win.
Sapphira's husband was Ananias. They were a couple in the early Christian church who died after lying about their donation to the church.
It depends. Do you trust your huisband or not?
Recognize that he's probably too old to make any major changes. If he's lying to you, you might let him know you feel betrayed when he is not honest with you (if that's the case). If he exaggerates to other people (my husband does this on occasion) let him know that it does not reflect well on his character.