Dishonest Disguise

By jackcollier7 on
A real woman will be honest no matter how painful the truth is

~

everybody lies

you can see it in her eyes

learn the dark surprise

there’s a deep disguise

but if you’re really wise

you won’t ever despise

her, just accept the prize

the love her lie implies

~

jack collier

jackcollier7@talktalk.net

 

men need to believe a woman’s lies

 

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12 responses

  1. animartco | Reply

    we are a habitually untruthful species. Our greetings are full of the sort of heartfelt words and phrases which we would seldom use in truth even to loved ones. “how do you do? “What can I do for you?” How may I be of service?” “have a nice day.” How often does your nearest and dearest ask what they can do for you?

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    1. jackcollier7 | Reply

      The phrase; ‘have a nice day’ is the nastiest phrase in the English language. It’s a lie, it’s false, and what is really being said is; ‘fuck off’. 😉

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  2. animartco | Reply

    And if a woman didn’t pretend to believe a man’s lies there’d be far fewer babies in the world.

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    1. jackcollier7 | Reply

      That’s a profound truth. ❤

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  3. House of Heart | Reply

    This is beautiful, applies to man as well! 🙂

    Liked by 1 person

    1. jackcollier7 | Reply

      Always. Men lie about love too. When a man says ‘I love you’ he really means ‘I want you’. 💖💖💖

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      1. House of Heart | Reply

        Most times. 😊

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  4. Kalliope | Reply

    Why does it have to be lies… Why does everything of me have to lie… I’m sorry

    Liked by 1 person

    1. jackcollier7 | Reply

      Sometimes lying is the right thing for a woman to do. And I love your lies. ❤ ❤ ❤

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      1. Kalliope | Reply

        I’m glad somebody does

        Liked by 1 person

        1. jackcollier7 | Reply

          wild, wonderful, insane, dialectical, untruthful discourses on life’s dilemmas ❤

          Liked by 2 people

          1. Kalliope

            all the potential realisations and possibilities. the discursive lemmas.

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