Have you ever told a white lie that spiraled out of control? Maybe you told a friend you loved their special brownie recipe when really you hated it. Fast forward to your birthday, and they baked you over a dozen of "your favorite" brownies.
Maybe you lied to your date about how much you loved hiking, only to be met with a 12 mile excursion. Or maybe you caught someone else in a white lie. What little lies have led to memorable (or embarrassing!) moments?
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More Life Kit on pregnancy and birth:
How a birth plan can prepare you for all four trimesters. For expectant parents, navigating pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum can raise a range of emotions. There are so many things to think about and prepare for, and knowing where to start can feel daunting. But a birth plan can help.
What is postpartum depression? How to recognize the signs and get help. One in seven women experiences postpartum depression. But it's easy to feel alone — especially when you're told having a baby is supposed to be blissful. Here’s how to identify the symptoms and find treatment.
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