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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I understand. My DH lies about the dumbest things, and I just can't figure out what the hell he's thinking. It's over stuff I would never in a million years pick a fight over, but now, as they all add up, it makes me wonder why he feels the need to lie and they are taking on a life of their own. Big example that's happening now: I am a vegetarian. I couldn't care less if he eats meat or not, never pressured him, he just said years ago that he wanted to stop eating it because he didn't feel good. Last weekend, we're out of town at a hotel that included breakfast, and I literally watched as he hid a sausage patty under his eggs. And last night, he brought sandwiches home and told me it was tuna when it was turkey, plain as day and on the receipt. So why in the world does he think I give a crap?? I was taken off guard a few times where he's clearly hiding it, and now I'm prepared to ask him why he feels the need to lie about what he's eating. It's beyond strange to me. But also hurtful - he's choosing to lie to me over something so dumb, but at the end of the day it doesn't matter if it's over something dumb or not - he's choosing to lie to me. [/quote]

You obviously care about it because you've even checked the receipts. He is hiding it from you because he doesn't want to deal with the judgmental bull crap he will get from you. Wives always say "I don't nag" and "it doesn't bother me" when the truth is you are obsessing over every bit of it.[/quote]

Maybe I am not used to this game. Thank goodness I don't have a DH who checks up on what I eat. I love to snack and enjoy dessert. I don't tell DH that I eat potato chips or a chocolate bar. God forbid, DH would check up on whether I ate this bag of potato chips and then accuse me of lying. That would drive me nuts.

I used to have a $15 Starbucks habit. There was one in my building and I would often get breakfast and coffee in the morning and then get a sweet treat in the afternoon. After we were married, we joined our finances and he started noticing my expensive Starbucks habit. I actually yelled at him for micromanaging my spending.

Maybe he feels the need to lie so that you don't get mad at him. My situation is different but I love to travel. DH not so much. He often agrees and says he wants to go somewhere when he doesn't. When the time comes to go, he doesn't seem enthusiastic and I get upset. I feel like he lied to me about wanting to go somewhere when he clearly does not want to go. Just a different perspective. Your stories don't sound like that big of a deal to me.

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How the hell many times do I have to say that I don't give a flying fuck what he eats? It's the fact that he's lying to me about it that's concerning. It's a dumb lie that has no significance in our lives, and yet he chooses to continue to lie about it. Do you lie to your husband about what you eat? Didn't think so. Then you have nothing to say about this. [/quote]

Sorry, I just can't relate. I can't imagine being married to someone who lies for no reason.

Did he always lie or is this new?[/quote]

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