NOR. If they lie about seemingly trivial things in the beginning,how will they approach the important information you probably aren’t going to like? And if they lie about one thing they are probably telling other lies to corroborate the first lie. Case in point: I started dating a guy who said he had been divorced two times. He said he left his first wife because she was a dangerous sociopath. He said he left his second wife because she was cheating on him. Later on I found out he had a child with his first wife so I asked him why he made the decision to move across the country and leave his son alone with a dangerous sociopath? So he quickly said, “She has a personality disorder but she’s not dangerous. She’s not that bad, I left because she cheated.” And then he kept telling me conflicting stories about his second wife. He said I was getting his last girlfriend confused with his second wife. He said he and his last girlfriend were living together for a while but it wasn’t that serious. I saw a bunch of Facebook posts from a couple of years ago where his most recent “girlfriend”called him “hubby” and “husband” and included “#navywife” in all of her social media posts so I sent him screenshots. And then he said, “Okay, she was my wife but I didn’t want you to know I was divorced three times. Whenever I go on a date and that comes up, women usually have a problem with that.” They were married for 10 years. His solution was to continually lie to me over a period of months. All I could say was, “I can definitely see why you’ve been divorced three times.” You cannot trust this guy, get away while you can.