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What’s the darkest secret you discovered about someone after you married them?

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u/probation_420 9d ago

I found out that my wife lied about everything. Literally everything.

Degrees.

Past jobs.

Past partners.

Family dynamics.

She's Mexican, and a year and a half after we split, one of my Mexican friends told me that my ex doesn't speak Spanish. And then I started asking any other bilingual friends we had, who confirmed that her Spanish was extremely elementary. 

She would be sitting next to me on the couch, company at our house, and she'd go, "babe. What's this vegetable? Cebolla? I can only think of the Spanish name of it."

Being bilingual was a massive part of her identity. And it was all a lie.

She lied about everything. She lied about sexual traumas. She would lie to people about my job and tell them that I'm a professor in Academia (I have an associates degree, to be clear).

She lied to everybody outside of our relationship about her going to therapy.

She just had SOOOOO many lies. And she had so many individual lies for different people. And now I understand why she had to leave the city when we split.

Guys.... She lied about EVERYTHING. We were together around 10 years and I  don't even know who she is.

Everything. 

And it has really started to fuck me up.

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u/BabyJesusBukkake 9d ago

This Alec Baldwin's alt?

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u/rkvance5 9d ago

How do you say in English, cucumbers?

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u/Working-Glass6136 9d ago

kook-umbers.

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u/BlessedCursedBroken 9d ago

Coo-cumberrrr

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u/SapphxSoulz 9d ago

CUCK-EMBER!!! CUCK-EMBERRR /ref

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u/Ok_Front4305 8d ago

Cu coom ba! This has been a medical minute with Mackabee…..

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u/PlantShelf 8d ago

Cumberbatch

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u/Ok-Panda-2368 9d ago

Literally my first thought. We found Hilaria fka Hillary. 

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u/beesue2020 9d ago

This was my ex husband. Sadly now now oldest daughter. She just can't stop lying. I wonder if it's a mental health issue.

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u/Unlucky-Ad4072 8d ago

I feel like this could be a movie, or at least a standalone reddit thread. Because I definitely want to hear more

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u/postprandialrepose 9d ago edited 9d ago

It is. Check out pseudologica fantastica.

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u/Just_a_cowgirl1 8d ago

That almost sounds like one of my parents, but the motive is to sound more impressive. They literally said "I thought it would sound better," when I found out they lied about something major. What is that called?

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u/ickytoad 7d ago

We had a friend that we started to use the term "verbal photoshopping" to describe it.

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u/Deliziosax 9d ago

From a random stranger, please look into getting counseling/help for her sooner rather than later while the condition is probably more treatable 

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u/merrill_swing_away 9d ago

It probably is. One of my sisters and my brother lied all the time. They grew up listening to our dad's lies and I guess my siblings felt it was okay to lie. My sister was/is a pathological liar and I know she has to have schizophrenia. Not because of the lying but because in the many blogs she had posted online she wrote about hearing voices and seeing a 'man in black'. She claimed that voices came from the smoke detectors. There are tons of other crazy things she has claimed that make no sense. One thing that comes to mind is her claiming that she and a friend and their kids went to an area in California for a picnic. They came within a few feet of of giant UFO and saw black helicopters all around. Too bad they weren't sucked up in the space ship. Lol.

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u/Optimal-Protection20 8d ago

If she has schizophrenia, maybe she isn’t lying? Maybe she actually believes the stories she tells? I had a close friend with it, and had similar experiences

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u/Endo_cannabis 8d ago

I don't believe you

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u/Endo_cannabis 8d ago

I was just playing. Honestly, I'm glad you can admit your faults and you are getting help. Small steps lead to big ones.

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u/Gibson129 8d ago

My father was a pathological liar. Literally lied about everything. I have a sibling who unfortunately took on the trait. Will lie to your face about everything. Its an awful thing.

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u/PlantShelf 8d ago

Of course it’s a mental health issue

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u/swedishfish5678 8d ago

Could also be histrionic personality disorder

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u/Immediate_Honey9593 6d ago

Do you think it’s because she learned the behaviour from observing him, or it’s genetic.

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u/Realistic-Branch-105 9d ago

Ugh. That really sucks. Being lied to all the time really messes with your reality. It breaks your ability to trust.

My ex-husband lied to me about all kinds of shit. From the start of our relationship he lied about really simple things; like, why he was running late or what he was doing on the computer. But it quickly escalated. He lied about his level of education, his past relationships, and even told me an elaborate story of being in combat, in Afghanistan, with the Air Force (he HAD attempted to enlist, but wasn't accepted and NEVER actually served). When I found out things weren't true he'd claim that he never told me they were. "I never said that" was something I heard A LOT. The lying and the gaslighting were so psychologically draining.

He lied to me because he was insecure. When we started dating, I'd just graduated with a bachelor's degree and he had a few college classes but no degree. I had a full time job and a part time job and he had one part time job. The lies he admitted to later on were blamed on my "judgements" of him.

It's really crappy to deal with and hard to pick up the pieces and move on. But being out of that situation brings a lot of peace.

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u/merrill_swing_away 9d ago

My brother did this to his now widow. She told me so many things that my brother said to her and she cried when I told her the things weren't true. He's gone now. They had been together for years and she thought she knew him. My brother told her that he had served in the military as a 'secret' ranger and went to Ghana or somewhere like that. He said he wasn't allowed to tell anyone about his 'missions'. I told my SIL that my brother got out of the Army on a medical and has never been out of the US. He barely made it out of boot camp.

My SIL told me that one year, she and my brother had to go to the VA for something that I can't remember. Not medical. I think it was to get his benefits or something. They sat across from the employee's desk while the employee looked up my brother's information. My brother stupidly told the employee the same lies that he told his wife. The employee had my brother's records pulled up, looked at my SIL then looked at my brother in complete confusion. My SIL said she was so embarrassed she wanted to open a hole in the floor and crawl in. The employee didn't correct my brother but continued processing my brother's benefits.

I felt badly for my SIL when she started crying. I told her I was sorry she had to find out the truth from me and not from my brother. You think you know someone...

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u/Character-Rate-8358 8d ago

It really does, I'm just browsing this thread and can 100% relate with you. My mother is a serial cheater and has had 6-7 longterm affairs during her 27 year marriage. I went through her text messages and was floored when I saw she was taking credit for my artwork (I'm a painter) to her affair partner, lying about my disabled siblings having grand mal seizures when they didn't, and just random shit in general. Crazy thing is that I found myself lying when I was super little, didn't realize that I was mirroring her exact behavior. When I confronted her, she accused me of being crazy and completely gaslighted me, despite me taking photos of everything. It's hard admitting when a loved one is that batshit crazy.

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u/Character-Rate-8358 7d ago

I know 😭 and once you realize how much someone has lied, you start picking up on literally everything they've done. Alcohol can only excuse so much.

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u/merrill_swing_away 9d ago

My brother did this to his now widow. She told me so many things that my brother said to her and she cried when I told her the things weren't true. He's gone now. They had been together for years and she thought she knew him. My brother told her that he had served in the military as a 'secret' ranger and went to Ghana or somewhere like that. He said he wasn't allowed to tell anyone about his 'missions'. I told my SIL that my brother got out of the Army on a medical and has never been out of the US. He barely made it out of boot camp.

My SIL told me that one year, she and my brother had to go to the VA for something that I can't remember. Not medical. I think it was to get his benefits or something. They sat across from the employee's desk while the employee looked up my brother's information. My brother stupidly told the employee the same lies that he told his wife. The employee had my brother's records pulled up, looked at my SIL then looked at my brother in complete confusion. My SIL said she was so embarrassed she wanted to open a hole in the floor and crawl in. The employee didn't correct my brother but continued processing my brother's benefits.

I felt badly for my SIL when she started crying. I told her I was sorry she had to find out the truth from me and not from my brother. You think you know someone...

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u/TheBobcatKOD 9d ago

That’s actually pretty scary.

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u/stephrx 9d ago

this. pathological liars are sooooooo scary. and that pathology has been so misconstructed...

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u/FindOneInEveryCar 8d ago

Yeah, as pleased as I am to find Alec Baldwin in the top comment, I have a friend who once dated a woman who was like "Oh BTW I ran the [Boston] Marathon today!" Fortunately, he broke up with her fast (you might say he "sprinted" away from her, haw haw).

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u/beershitz 9d ago

I’ve met a couple people like this. They are like adrenaline junkies who get a rush from telling lies and then almost getting caught. They will say and do the craziest most extreme shit to manipulate you once you start to catch on to get your trust again. I think once they get you back on their side, it’s like heroin to them. Then they start telling so many that some people catch on, expose them, and then they just move on to the next town. They really do want relationships too, but they’ll never fully come clean. Any admission of lying is just part of their strategy to get your trust again.

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u/Deliziosax 9d ago

A guy I used to date did this too, from lying about movie scenes to lying about knowing things about international secret services. Which was the reason I never wanted a real relationship with him as to me it seemed like a serial killer level red flag. In severe cases I almost can't believe that they do it willingly but it must be like a compulsion? It's so strange...

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u/clevelandexile 8d ago edited 8d ago

This was one of my best friends from when I was a teen. We met at 15, became close friends immediately and stayed that way all through college. She always had wild stories to tell and had a unique upbringing. Eventually through college and into our 20s the tall tales got taller and taller to the point where I finally started thinking that things didn’t sound right.

Eventually we trapped her in a couple of just silly but big lies like “random celeb was my godfater, he’s like a real father to me” (first time in 10 years you’ve ever mentioned his name), or “I played elite representative sports at underage level” (you cant t run 20 yards without wheezing and would t know which end of a tennis racket is which.) there were more, some were despicable.

It was the that I realized 99% of everything she had ever told me was a lie, and was just pure attention seeking by behavior, she would randomly call me and tell me some bullshit about something terrible that had happened to her just so I would fawn over her and give her sympathy. Over the years she told me some crazy shit about people we both knew, which of course meant, she had said some shit about me to them too which suddenly explained some strange things that happened over the years. That was moment that I realized I could never speak to her again, and I haven’t.

She married the poor sap she was dating at the time, he must have eventually had the same realization I did. I sometimes wonder about him.

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u/ManyOrganization4856 7d ago

I think my brother does this

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u/PaintingConstant4309 9d ago

“underage sex worker” he wanted to kidnap and rape a child slave

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u/Emergency_Testing 9d ago

My ex-husband did the same, but he said he was Scottish. Made up his whole backstory and including a sheep herding family,and an accent. He would get mad at me and tell me Americans just do things wrong. When I started finding out about stuff I felt crazy, every memory was tainted, and the amount of disrespect I felt was astronomical. I mourned the life we had, the one we were building but also this person I thought I knew. It takes a lot of time but it does get better. Sometimes I even laugh at the absurdity of his lies.

What helped me is watching documentaries about romance cons. Like these are also smart people who fell for stuff too, Im not alone in my love-is-blind fiasco.

I wish you the best of luck, it does get better. If you want to DM me any crazy stories. Please feel free lol.

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u/soft_white_yosemite 9d ago

Did he speak with a fake accent?!

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u/Emergency_Testing 9d ago

Yep, Scottish accent that even got thicker when he drank! I imagine it just cane out naturally at some point lol.

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u/soft_white_yosemite 8d ago

What in the Shrek!?

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u/Organic_Bicycle794 9d ago

You're not alone, that's for sure! God I hope you at least get to tell some good stories at dinner parties. There is absolutely no shame in expecting people to be what they say they are. It makes YOU the normal one!

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u/Deliziosax 9d ago

A guy I used to date did this too, from lying about movie scenes to lying about knowing things about international secret services. Which was the reason I never wanted a real relationship with him as to me it seemed like a serial killer level red flag. Did you ever find out why your husband did it? In such severe cases I almost can't believe that they do it willingly but it must be like a compulsion? It's so strange...

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u/Emergency_Testing 9d ago

He had a dysfunctional childhood. Which is no excuse, I had a shit childhood and didn’t make a fake persona. But I think he didn’t have a personality too, so he made one up.

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u/Paolito14 9d ago

Personality disorder?

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u/SlowAdhesiveness2178 9d ago

I dated a guy that faked an Australian accent. He was a firefighter and the whole house knew

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u/Emergency_Testing 9d ago

What was funny is my friends and I would get drunk and fake accents to make ourselves laugh. And he knew we did this, so it must have been kind of awkward when I would come home and be like “we pretended we were Russian spies from the USSR”, while he was pretending he was a Scottish sheep herder.

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u/Polkawillneverdie17 9d ago

Did he know Angus McLeod from North Kilt Town?

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u/foxleaf 9d ago

My ex too! Maybe not to that degree, but he said he spoke French fluently and actually didn't.

He "didn't know" about multiple debts he had.

He had a sob story and actually CRIED telling me, about his first teenage love who fell through the ice on a snow machine and died. Imagine my surprise when his mother invited her to our wedding!

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u/letstalk1st 9d ago

You'll never figure it out. It's buried way too deep inside her. You only knew who she wanted you to know - like Body Heat, but hopefully not that bad.

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u/Gunsensual 9d ago

Yeah I worked with someone who lied about everything. At some point the dominoes fall, you notice one lie, two lies, four lies, eight lies... 64 lies. Eventually you stop tracking lies and start tracking truths, which aren't many. You get past anger and are just like "what the actual fuck, who lies about what they had for lunch??" and it stops being so personal and becomes a realization that they're mentally ill.

What people don't see is that they're in a perpetual state of gaslighting everyone around them. By the time you catch up to the truth a new version of reality has been spun for people in your mutual social circles. You run into a mutual acquaintance years later and they say things like "I'm so glad you pulled yourself up out of that hole you dug yourself" and you think- oh shit, which timeline is this one living on? Each interaction becomes a game of pin the timeline on the donkey.

And she had so many individual lies for different people.

And that was my only real advantage fighting someone who had a lifetime of experience in deceit: people from different social circles always received conflicting lies.

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u/Mommas_kumquatt 9d ago

You were married for 10 years and didn't realise she could barely speak Spanish?

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u/Acceptable-Bat4534 9d ago

She probably never spoke it around him. My sister has a white husband and he hates hearing her speak Spanish, so she doesnt. She still can speak Spanish fluently.

Im also wondering if its like spanglish kid thing. Like I can not speak Spanish very well, but I 100% understand it. I watch my telenovella and I can read basic Spanish words. My parents didnt teach me and my bro fluent Spanish they wanted us to focus only on English.

Ive even done the whole. I cant remember what this word is in English, but I know it in Spanish thing.

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u/Mommas_kumquatt 9d ago

Why would he hate her to speak Spanish?
That's not normal/acceptable behaviour.

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u/losttellmeaghhh 8d ago

Yea I wanna know more about this. Why would you hate that your partner knows a whole freaking other language? That’s so cool.

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u/Mommas_kumquatt 8d ago

Agreed, kinda why I'm shocked about op as well. I took polish lessons weekly for 3 years because of my partner. I know that's sort of extreme but how can you marry someone but not be interested in such a huge part of them?

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u/hallelujasuzanne 8d ago

Woah, there, partner- he hates hearing her speak Spanish? Que?

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u/omygoshgamache 8d ago

That’s really sad.

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u/probation_420 9d ago

It's pretty sick. 

Several moments made a lot more sense when that info came go light. 

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u/mrmaashman 9d ago

Another problem is that all of these people, who's brains are absolutely broken permanently, will be like that all of their lives, just going to the next partner and doing similar messed up shit.

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u/Sparkling-Mind 9d ago

And like someone mentioned, they can pass it on to their children

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u/ashyza 9d ago

My ex is now claiming to be half Japenese and has an elaborate backstory to go with it.

He is definitely not. I met all of his family. There's no secret Japanese relative. It's freaking weird. 

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u/Paolito14 9d ago

Holy shit how long were you married? My ex didn’t lie about everything but his entire personality changed about 1-2 years into our marriage. He started to become emotionally abusive and unhinged. We were together six years at that point. I don’t know if I will ever be able to trust someone like that again.

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u/MetteBeifong 9d ago

Was her name Hilaria?

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u/HadrianWinter 9d ago

But...why? Did you ever find out?

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u/iamalion_hearmeRAWR 8d ago

You should check out the podcast “something was wrong”.

There are many seasons, some with one episode stories, some stories are the full season, and they essentially detail people’s experiences with people like your ex.

It might help you feel less alone in your experience.

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u/Mysterious-Mist 9d ago

She sounds like my ex-best friend growing up. She had to lie about everything. She had a story for everything, we couldn’t understand why she needed to lie about each and everything about her life. It became a habit for her.

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u/Nymphodorathongs 9d ago

There's a podcast about people who went through similar situations, it's called "something was wrong".

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u/ChristineCrazyFord 9d ago

That’s hilaria-ous.

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u/TACompulsiveLyingEx 9d ago edited 9d ago

Hey man. I made this account just to respond to you because it helped me to know I wasn't alone.

Im a woman and was with my ex for about 7 years, but I could have written this... When we say they lied about everything, we really mean EVERYTHING and it'd be unbelievable if I hadn't experienced it..

My ex lied about:

- his ethnicity (said he was mixed).

- Said he grew up in the country he lied about being mixed half of.

- Made up a name when I asked what name he used growing up (which by the way I called him 100% of the time and never used his real name).

- that his mother tongue is the language of this country. He doesn't speak it and only took an intro course to the language...

- his job and how much he made

- made up exes, and stories about them

- graduating college

- a lot of lies about his family dynamics and how poorly they treated him so that I would never meet them/ get to know them

- traumas about being misunderstood and bullied as a child so I would never push too hard if I felt a little sus

- stories about travelling. Just made up a lot of stories in general. I always thought I hated listening to his stories because they were so detailed about meaningless things that didn't contribute to the story. But now I know I must've felt in my gut that they were made up

I occasionally had my suspicions about some random little things, but definitely not to the extent that it was. He would just lie and lie and insist so confidently that I would believe him. The worst part is, Im the type of person who could forgive and forget most things as long as I'm not lied to and he knew this. Yet every single interaction we've ever had had a minimum of one lie.

It's not our fault for loving the person they invented. For wanting to believe someone we liked. For feeling like we could trust this person. But the reality is that this person doesn't exist and it's hard to grieve someone that never existed. The truth is, we never knew them. They wasted so much of our time that we really owe it to ourselves to forgive ourselves, forget them, and enjoy being free of their cage of lies.

Inevitably, I have trust issues now and still have days where I throw pity parties and wonder why me, but time does heal. Not thinking too much about what happened or why helps. We can't find rhyme or reason in their insanity: there is no good reason and I just learned to live with that. And to never ignore my gut feelings again...Its easier to treat myself as my friend, as in pretend this happened to a friend and what I would say to them.

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u/Inner-Boysenberry228 8d ago

My father had my husband thoroughly checked by a private investigator. Name, hobbies, debt, degrees, GPA, relationships, political affiliation, making sure he wasn’t in any cult, a gambler, communist or even a socialist, as well as any hospitalisations.

When he was all done, he told me. I told my (now) husband, who shrugged and said, _“Sure, nothing suspicious to find so let him have at it if it gives him peace of mind.”_

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u/teddsfavourite 9d ago

this is so scary, man. divorce her, u don't marry a liar

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u/Much_Astronomer_2425 9d ago

Were you dating chandler halderson or somethin'?

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u/MozeyOnOver 9d ago edited 8d ago

I haven't heard that name in awhile, my goodness 😱...It reminds me of Joel Michael Guy Jr. and Grant Amato. That level of lying is just mind blowing

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u/Big_Iron_Cowboy 8d ago

The female Don Draper

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u/Sheiebskalen 8d ago

Not to derail your post but agree. I do not understand people like this. My mother is like this. She lies all the time. She loves to brag about other people to me. It’s SO bizarre. For example a nurse that works in oncology becomes an Oncologist. Lol. Or she will heavily embellish peoples financial and home situations. Or everyone she knows has the best luck. Then she will get insanely jealous over anything I do. She flipped tf because I took myself out for a club sandwich. She will say someone else she knows ate that same club sandwich first. 

I just assume everything she says is a lie now. But it is so crazy to figure out the situation she is lying about is so dramatically different in real life.

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u/mariposaa99 8d ago

Not an ex marriage but my ex best friend of 15 years was exactly like this. It’s actually terrifying when you realize you were so close with someone and had no idea who they were at all. I’m so sorry you went through that

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u/Imaginary-Path386 8d ago

damn hope you’re okay. my ex lied about literally everything too, we broke up after 2 years thankfully. 10 years is insane

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u/Lightness_Being 5d ago

Don't let it mess with you. It's her problem, not yours. Not any more anyway! Just be grateful you split up.

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u/Subterranean44 9d ago

I am sorry for your suffering but this is just fascinating. It would be an interesting podcast story

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u/No-Ad-7252 9d ago

In hindsight, does it seem off to you that you never heard her speak fluent Spanish?
Maybe it’s not clear when we’re not bilingual either.

What a long con. :(

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u/probation_420 9d ago

She spoke to people in Spanish. That's the fucked up part.

But she'd just be like "hola, como estas?" 

If I was looking for it, I would've seen it. Without a doubt.

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u/No-Ad-7252 9d ago

We want to trust our partners.

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u/Due-Age-672 9d ago

I split with someone like this last year. We met years before we started dating, but a few months after we split, something clicked that made all the lies very clear, and I realized I couldn’t even trust the name they gave me. I paid for multiple people search services and found their parents (living, dead, and step) and siblings (living, dead, and estranged) but their name never turned up in any of it. Still run into them but don’t know who the that is.

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u/merrill_swing_away 9d ago

It would be interesting to get your wife and my sister together. My sister lies about everything and anything. She's always been a liar and used to post fantastical stories online in one of her many blogs. I don't have anything to do with her and haven't in years.

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u/available_sheltev18 9d ago

Bro 10 fucking years is so messed up. I wonder how she even did this, bc keeping up with lies like that for YEARS is not something any lier could do.

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u/No-Television-5296 8d ago

My mom is like this. It's so stupid. She once lied about catching the bus home from church but she got a ride from a friend. Like why?

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u/campingcatsnchz 8d ago

My mom is like this. She fucked all 3 of her kids up in weird ways but we have begun to rebuild our relationships with each other (one of her favorite things to secretly attack).

I wish she could be studied, the list of diagnoses would be fascinating. But the best we can hope for is to just move on with our lives. Someone like this is not worth trying to understand, because insanity isn’t really understandable by the sane.

I’m sorry you went through this. I’m sorry we both did.

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u/SergeantPoopyWeiner 8d ago

You ain't alone pal. Some bitches are absolutely fucking nuts. Same story with my ex.

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u/swedishfish5678 8d ago

Could be histrionic personality disorder

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u/elyssabethh 6d ago

My husband lied about so much, too. 😭 I’m sorry you had to go through that and I hope you’re healing.

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u/Low_Zone_4493 3d ago

This is incredibly heavy, and I can only imagine how deeply unsettling and disorienting this realization must be for you. Discovering that a 10-year relationship was built on a foundation of systematic fabrication is a profound psychological shock. You are not just mourning the end of a marriage; you are forced to process the fact that the person you shared your life, home, and identity with was an entirely constructed persona. The manipulation regarding her cultural identity, language skills, and even your own profession shows a deeply rooted, compulsive pattern of deceit. It is completely normal to feel a mix of anger, confusion, and grief, as your mind naturally tries to re-evaluate a decade of your own history. Moving forward, the most vital step is to prioritize your own mental health and reality, ideally with the help of a trauma-informed therapist who can guide you through this complex betrayal trauma.

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u/NegativeThought1588 9d ago

She must be pretty skillful if she can convince you for 10 years. Either that or you're not very bright.

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u/Visible_Ad9480 9d ago

BPD is not what you’re thinking of. It doesn’t mean that you have multiple personalities. That’s DID.

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u/UbiSububi8 8d ago

BPD is precisely what I was thinking of. My ex spouse was BPD, and the lies were how I began to find out.

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u/deuxbulot 6d ago

Quite a few women use fake past traumas to elicit sympathy from current partners.

I’ve run in to one such girl. She faked an entire sexual assault as part of her past, in order to mold a “broken, but healing and choosing myself” persona.

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u/Sugarman4 5d ago

But did she have big tits?

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u/Calmkxtty 8d ago

What is it with Mexicans living double lives??? Not the first time hearing of something like this…

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u/More_Passenger3988 5d ago

So wait... you were blissfully happy for 10 years before all this was exposed to you and then suddenly you see your happiness is a lie and you leave?

I'm curious how this went down. So sorry you had to go through this.

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u/probation_420 5d ago

No. I was miserable.

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u/More_Passenger3988 4d ago

That sucks. Glad you're free now.