False Evidence Appearing Real In Relationships Stacey Lunsford

False Evidence Appearing Real In Relationships By Stacey Lunsford

False, not real, the opposite of true

Hope, to put your trust in someone or something; to expect or desire something positive to happen.

F - False Evidence Appearing Real

A - Aggressive, arrogant, haughty, blatantly disrespectful to others, condescending

L - Limited with caring for others, interested only in your self and what you want

S - Selfish, self centered, self-absorbed

E - Emotional detached, egotistical

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H - Hazy, out of focus, fuzzy, blurred vision, unsure, doubtful, lacking clarity

O - Obscure, unclear, vague, difficult to understand. always lying, unable to speak the truth

P - Passionately deceptive, dishonest, pretentious, devious, illusory, master of disguise, hoodwinker, bamboozler, mendacious

E - Ensnare, entangle, embroil, to cause conflict, to confuse or complicate things, to clash or wage war, start a fight and catch in a web of deception

People that give false hope in relationships are treacherous, traitorous, two-faced, underhanded, unfaithful, untrustworthy and dangerous.