The wolf in Sheep's clothing.


Have you ever had one of those people in your life that is a pathological liar? You can see right through them but they think they have one up on you. Seriously, I really don't see how these kinds of people think that you are so stupid to believe what they're trying to dish out as truth. Do they believe their own lies that much that they justify their actions to themselves? I know someone that thinks they are just the greatest thing ever and that they never do anything wrong, they never apologize, and when they are clearly way out of line they justify themselves with excuses, half truths, and by trying to change the subject off the thing they are lying about. I have seen this person talk so much crap about people behind their backs and be their best bud when around them. I find this disgusting and fake. This person is not a real friend to anyone because the only one they truly care about is themselves. This person is even seeing his best friends wife while his friend is away working. This person makes excuses for their actions by saying "oh, that's just the way so and so is, that's why they are calling me so much" or "that's just small town gossip". He flat out lies about his behaivior.
One thing I have learned in life is that the truth always comes out, sooner or later. I believe in honesty, integrity, and being a truly good person. Helping someone else purely for personal gain is wrong. Stealing from old ladies is wrong. Manipulating and grooming (I really hope you know what that is) is wrong. There are people out there that put on these faces and pretend to be good, and they are not. They are actually wolves in sheep's clothing. They are not doing these good things to truly help anyone, but to prey on them and abuse their power over them. I have seen someone do this, it's horrid. It makes me sick.
Some of you may know of whom I speak, and have seen these things probably before I did. I like to see the good in people, and until I experienced this persons manipulation, lies, schemes, and their horrible countenance and demeanor for myself I never would have had eyes to see this kind of thing. However, I see it now. And I see this person for who they really are....And that would be....Not someone I want in my life, Not someone I want around my kids, and defiantly not someone that should ever be trusted by anyone.
I put this person at a distance in my life but have had limited contact with them, but they will never change and I have outgrown their smallness of mind and spirit, its time to end that contact and let the fruits of their actions play out what ever they may be. Beware of the wolf pretending to be a sheep.

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