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I NEVER LIE

So when was the last time you lied -- we're talking little lies here, not whoppers -- to your lover? And don't even think of saying, "What? I never lie!" You do, too! According to Dr. Phil McGraw, by the time they are 60 years old, men have told more than 100,000 lies and women have uttered some 50,000 untruths. "It's interesting because men lie twice as much as women," Dr. Phil said. "On average, men lie six times a day. Women lie three times a day." Women lie to their man for several reasons, but primarily to protect his feelings or save her butt.
The top four lies women tell, according to Dr. Phil:
  1. I'm fine. There's nothing wrong.
  2. Oh, this isn't new! I've had this old thing forever.
  3. Oh, this was cheap! I got it on sale.
  4. I've got a headache.

The top four lies men tell, according to Dr. Phil:

  1. I'm fine. There's nothing wrong.
  2. This is my last drink.
  3. No, that doesn't make you look fat.
  4. Hey, I'm on the way! (But he's not even almost on the way.)

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