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 Spotting Deceit in a Date

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{{dating}}Healthy relationships are based on trust. When you begin dating, you're on your best behavior, but as time goes by your true colors show through. It's not always easy to spot a deceitful person before you get tangled in a relationship. Here we will show you things to look out for.

No matter how many personality or assessment tests a dating site uses to pair you up with potential partners, the kind of people you meet will not always be winners. When you suspect a problem and feel distrustful, body language can be the most telling factor to confirm or relieve your fears.

After spending time with someone, you begin to understand their normal actions and mannerisms. People who are deceptive often show specific give-away signs of restlessness or erratic behavior when they are lying.

Honest, forthright people generally have no problem talking truthfully about themselves and their feelings to the people they are intimate with. If your partner avoids certain subjects, it may be that they have something to hide.

Another sign of deception is an unwillingness to look you right in the eye. When you speak with someone who is sincere, their focus will be on you. Deceptive people are distracted to keep from revealing their true nature.

Never take things at face value. Even the most accomplished liar doesn't cover all of their tracks. Time will often bring out the truth. You don't want to come across like an interrogator, but rephrasing a question for more detail may help you discern the truth of a story. A deceptive person is usually a quick thinker, but with the added pressure to sound believable may fine it difficult to keep the story straight. You might find that the story doesn't always add up.

Look for gaps in their story and for pauses in their speech that may be an attempt to buy more time to compose a believable story. A nervous or an easily distracted person may be covering their dishonest nature.

Deceptive people will try to change the subject or throw the ball back into your court, especially when you push for details. They often become defensive about your questions or accusatory of your lack of trust.

The hard part of learning to spot deception or dishonesty is that the signs are not always clear. You'll need to trust your gut and be on guard until you are sure that the person you're dating is sincere and honest. {{/dating}}


By Vanessa May

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