"How to Instantly Deal With Lying
In Your Loved One with Bipolar Disorder"
Dear Friend,
If you are in a relationship with someone who has bipolar disorder and who exhibits lying behavior and you have problems dealing with their behavior, then this letter is going to be a Godsend to you.
If your loved one has a pattern of lying to you …if they recall things differently than you do (or don't recall them at all)… if they do things that you just don't understand and seem "crazy" to you… if they don't remember what happens during their bipolar episodes … then I know what you are up against.
I have had so many other people like you tell me they have the same problems with their loved one, and they just don't know how to deal with these behaviors!
In my own case, years ago, I faced the same problem. My mom exhibited some bizarre behaviors, including lying, yet thought she was "fine." She thought that we were the ones with the problem (my dad, her friends and co-workers, and me). She would outright lie, sometimes for no reason that we could see, then deny that she had lied.
It really hurt me a lot, as I'm sure your loved one hurts you a lot, too. At the time, I just didn't know how to deal with my mom's behavior.
Finally, I learned how to deal with her behaviors.
I developed techniques and strategies that I used with my mom and today,
she is doing just great!
One of the Biggest Questions
After all this time of running www.BipolarCentral.com and www.BorderlineCentral.com, one of the biggest questions I hear asked is, "How do I deal with my loved one's lying?"
Most supporters just don't know what to do. Neither do therapists, psychiatrists, doctors, and many other experts. I have been to many support groups and heard experts say, "There's really nothing you can do except try to do the best you can." THIS IS TOTALLY NOT TRUE.
There are things that can be done.
I've Been Told It's Impossible
If you have been "around the bipolar block," so to speak, and have asked people how to deal with your loved one's behavior, especially when your loved one doesn't believe they are lying, you have probably either been told a) there's nothing you can do about it, or b) you just have to ignore it.
Maybe you have tried to ignore their lying.
Maybe you have just kept it to yourself, afraid to talk to someone else about it, thinking your loved one's behavior will just go away by itself.
But it doesn't. In fact, it keeps getting worse.
If you have found someone else with the same problem and tried to talk to them about it, they have probably said, "Well it's difficult," and then skip over the question quickly because they honestly have no idea what to do about their loved one's lying.
This is true, but…
There are other ways.
How I Figured Out So Many Ways
First, I invented several ways myself. I had to come up with something to get my mom to stop her behaviors.
Then I did tons and tons of research to find out ways to deal with the pattern of lying and bipolar disorder.
I talked to the people in the support groups I attended to see how they dealt with their loved one's lying.
Then I had an idea.
First, I would take the techniques that I knew worked. The ones I used and the ones I knew people used successfully.
I wrote them down and recorded them.
I took all the information I had collected, and I reviewed everything very carefully. Then I grouped everything together looking for patterns.
After weeks of doing this process, I had so much information that I was really amazed.
The most amazing thing was that NOBODY else ever talked about these techniques.
Some of them you will find strange. Some you won't think could work but they do. Some you would think are too difficult but are not. After you review them, you'll find that it's very possible to deal with your loved one's lying. Instantly!
The good news is that I have personally taught people these techniques
and now have seen that they work. I no longer have to rely just on knowing
it only worked for just three people or so!
You'll Never Find These Strategies Anywhere
The methods in Lying and Bipolar Disorder come from real supporters just like you and me.
These come from people on the front line of the battle against this common behavior.
These are proven strategies. I know, because I have used them myself with my mom.
You're going to be amazed at how simple it will be to use these strategies.
In this guide, you'll learn the answer to one of the most difficult aspects of dealing with someone who exhibits lying behavior, and how to do it instantly!
To find out how to enable you to deal with your loved one's behavior, I used strategies that really work; I didn't just use my own experience. I also used the experiences of other people that I've talked to, so you could benefit from their experiences as well.
I picked up tons of useful tips and strategies (all of which work, by the way) … and you will, too.
Some of the things you'll learn in this guide are:
- What lying really is
- 10 Ways to tell if your loved one is lying to you
- Explanations for lying behavior and bipolar disorder
- Motivations for lying
- How people with bipolar disorder lie
- Is your loved one lying on purpose?
- Does your loved one even know that they're lying?
- Concrete, effective ways to deal with your loved one's lying
- Consequences of lying
- What to do if your loved one is lying to you
- Does everyone with bipolar disorder lie?
- How lying can be because of their bipolar disorder
- Reasons for lying
- What self-preservation has to do with lying
- What to do if your loved one is lying to you right now
- How to keep from taking your loved one's lies personally
- What "Divide and Conquer" means and what it has to do
with your loved one's lying behavior
- Lying as part of a manic episode
- Why you shouldn't fight about your loved one's lying
- How your loved one can lie and not even know it
- Typical ways that your loved one may lie to you
- The worst thing to do when your loved one is lying to you
- Is lying acceptable if your loved one has bipolar disorder?
- How your loved one will lie to cover up things they may have done
during an episode
- Whether your loved one is acting rationally or not
- Should you believe your loved one if they say they don't remember?
- What to do if your loved one blames their lying on their bipolar
disorder
- How do you know if your loved one is, indeed, lying to you?
- What does "If it feels good, do it" have to do with lying?
- Could your loved one be lying and really not know that they are doing
it?
- The really tough question you need to ask yourself
- Ways to instantly deal with your loved one's lying
- Things your loved one may lie about
- How you can identify your loved one's lies by their body language
- Are you being victimized by your loved one's lying behavior?
- How to protect yourself from your loved one's lies
- 7 Specific ways to deal with your loved one's lying
- Will lying behavior go away on its own?
- Dealing with lies as they are happening
- How to focus on the WHY behind their lies rather than the fact that
they are lying
- And much, much more!
Ok, Dave, So What Is This All Going To Cost Me?
First of all, I want you to change your mind about the word "cost," and think instead of "investment."
It's an investment that is going to SAVE you money. How much is your loved one costing you by lying and being unstable? I know it's a TON. Why do I know? I have been there.
Are they working? Or has their lying behavior already cost them their job? Are they paying their bills? Are they hurting you and your work? All these things are a cost.
To say nothing about the emotional toll your loved one's lies are taking on you. This report will be invaluable to you so that you can deal with your loved one's lying, even as it is happening!
How much is that worth to you? All I ask is you invest $29.95 for it. This allows me to continue marketing this website so I connect with and hopefully help others who are in need of this vital knowledge and information.
If you decide to keep the guide, take the next 90 days to go through every bit of information I've included in Lying and Bipolar Disorder. Take notes, and test the methods and some of the strategies for yourself.
If you don't agree that Lying and Bipolar Disorder gives
you the techniques and strategies you need to deal with your loved one's
lying behavior, I demand that you ask for your money back.
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Why am I doing this? Well I want to help people who are trying to deal with this pattern of behavior in their loved ones. I really think that they feel "alone" in their situation and I want to do something about it.
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Don't Decide Now
Don't decide now if these techniques and strategies will work. Simply get the guide.
Review it. Look it over. Look at the strategies. Then put them into action. Then make your decision. Again, there is absolutely no risk on your part. You are fully protected.
Go ahead and place your order right away while the idea is fresh in your mind. Do it now before your loved one does more damage. Whether it's to themselves, to you, to your family, or to someone else. Whether it's any one of the terrible things that they are 100% capable of doing.
No matter what anyone else has told you… no matter how many people have told you, "that's just the way things are" … I'm telling you that you CAN learn how to deal with your loved one's lying. You don't have to put up with it any more.
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Your Friend,
David Oliver