A friendly relationship within members of a family
Answer You really can't. There can be no trust in a relationship with a pathological liar and trust is an absolute foundation of any long-term relationship.
You don't. It'll come to the point where, as much as you wanna believe its true, you won't believe a word he/she says.
If you want to get over a relationship that has lasted for eight years with a pathological liar simply stop seeing him and ignore him. With time you will be good.
Individuals may tend to do that in general - pathological liars really have no bearing on the situation. Where a pathological liar is concerned it totally depends on the individual themselves.
If your family feels your mother is a pathological liar and she is destroying the relationship within the family. It is vital that your family comes together and talk to one another when a problem arises. Instead of assuming that what has happen really happened. The only way you all will be able to resolve this problem is to talk to one another and get out what ever you all feeling.Plus you must be able to listen to that person and understand where they are coming from as well as they must be to understand and know where you are coming from.
If your husband is a pathological liar, you should encourage him to seek counselling. If he is willing, your relationship may be able to be salvaged. Once he has began to work on himself, you both might also benefit from marriage counselling.
family's relationship
Tell the truth. :) No, really, pathological lying is related to multiple factors of causation; psychotherapy to address these factors is likely most effective. Involvement of family members would likely be required.
Most likely it will destroy the family relationship.
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because if you dont have a good relationship your family will not work