Seeing life clearly in sobriety

Mar 23, 2013 - 0 comments

Now I realise why he is lashing out at me, his guilt of his dishonesty. He keeps lieing, lieing about what he lied about. An original lie has now compounded lieing five more times. His brother will be mad over those lies. It appears to me, the one who doesn't trust is the one who is not trustworthy. I guessed that originally, but I was being lied to also.

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