practical. yeah.ti gues i guess you would call it. yeah. pretty, you know, just not morals. shoved down my throat. but, you know, just my dad says, you know, if you lie, you re going to have a horrible life. you know, you might get awayt ay with it. with ityou re going to have a e life. so at some point makele a decision to stop lying. and i think, well, kind of stupid, you know, like it says things like that. how old were you when youker: h realized that was true? ow for me? it was when he told me that he a because he said he was the biggest liar in the world till he was thirteen, he said i would lie about everything. thene as i realized, i couldn t remember all my lies. i was having a horrible life. . was terrible he goes, i just stop lying.bly i and my life turned good.ed soonge i probably lied longer tn him. i wasn t lying about everything, but i probably lied till i would tell lies. tell us about eighteen, i d say. and then you ane up. i gave it up.l when hgie told me i though
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