Liars Anonymous Community Group
A support group to provide those with a compulsive addiction to lie a place to share hope, strength and courage with others like them; solve our common problem and help others with a compulsion to lie. We aren't alone!
Hello my fellow liars.
We have been running a support group/12 step group for this issue for 2 and half months now.
It's been helping me out a lot.
We recently have had to change our meeting day/time to accommodate members.
Our new meeting time is: Wednesdays 6:30(PST)/9:30(EST).
We are always welcoming new people. No cost or charge to participate.
We are focused on: connecting with others, getting honest, holding each other accountable, healing our damaged relationships and sharing tools/tricks how we are overcoming this problem. We can overcome this together!
Come check us out.
Email me for info at : garrett.art.every.day@gmail.com
We have website now to:
http://www.liarsanonymous.org/
You can also reply to this thread and I will respond.
Cheers!
Thanks
Thanks
That's what we are here for.
All are welcome.
I'm based in the UK and would love to join as i think this could be beneficial. Is it possible to get the zoom meeting details?
Thanks
If you would like to get that email to you, email me at : garrett.art.every.day@gmail.com
This weeks email link is:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8254751619?pwd=ajVtMm1hVFFjeWsrb2VtVFhYTUZ1dz09
I cannot promise that will be next week emails link.
Congrats for taking the courage to even look at this problem.
As silly as it sounds, give yourself a pat on the back for that.
We all have to look it at some time.
We can ignore it or tell ourselves we will deal with it later, but we are going to deal with it at some point.
Even if that means by not dealing with it, we will have to deal with the inevitable consequences of the damage of dishonesty in our personal relationships.
Knowing that we will have to deal with our lying at some point, might as well take care of it now, rather than damaging ourselves and the people around us with our dishonesty.("An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure"?)
First step is hard. Coming out of the closet as a liar to address it, is not easy, but with fellow liars…. We get it, we accept you and get it more than most, no matter what situation you are in.
I noticed apart of lying for some people is being ashamed of who they are, or to avoid feelings, apart of our meeting is to practice coming who we actually are –a practice in telling the truth, feeling the feelings and doing it anyway.
I am very under slept and my apologies for the ramble. I will leave this quote for food for thought, “We cannot change anything until we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses.” Jung