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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Lies, Love Bombing, and Other Things

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 9 August 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey, these are the listeners.

0:01.0

Just me today, someone sent me on discord this article on bustle that is titled 11 times

0:07.3

when being honest might not be worth it.

0:10.1

So when this article, their thesis is basically that it's okay to lie under certain circumstances.

0:16.7

And although I would agree with that, I, as you know, or might know for my previous episodes

0:21.1

on this topic, I do think that our culture is becoming more normalized regarding deception

0:27.1

and lying.

0:28.1

I don't know why that is.

0:29.1

I don't know if it's just because I'm getting old and shaking my fist at a cloud.

0:31.8

But I find that there's this culture in the United States of accepting lies, of accepting deception

0:40.0

and it obviously comes from our leaders and from the media sometimes.

0:44.5

And I don't think it's a good trend.

0:46.3

I think we should follow our kindergarten teacher's advice and not lie.

0:52.7

Honesty is important.

0:53.9

I'm not an advocate necessarily of radical honesty, but I am an advocate for reasonable honesty.

1:00.7

And I think that this article exhibits this cultural trend towards normalizing lying.

1:07.0

So it goes through all these different circumstances in which it's okay to lie.

1:11.4

They say, when someone you love has failed, it's okay to lie.

1:16.0

When your significant other is rejected from, well, okay, was your significant other rejected

1:21.4

from grad school or did your friend get fired from her beloved job?

1:26.3

During times like these, psychoanalysts, Dr. Claudia Louise says, they're probably beating

1:32.3

themselves up and your honesty will just beat them down at those times.

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