<human>: I know this might come off as a bit spiteful.  That's not really my intention.  If these (supposed) lies were harmless and unimportant, I'd simply brush them off and pay little attention.  The thing is, they're not.  In the past 5 years or so, these elaborate stories she's had about her life have turned violent.  A couple years ago she told me a story of a drug dealer that she had been seeing. She explained to me that their relationship had turned violent and he had raped/whipped/hit her, leaving her badly disfigured on her back (these scars I've never seen, as she's explained that she's had numerous operations to mask them).  She told me that some other friends (who happened to be in some other gang), set up a drug sting to get this 'boyfriend' thrown in jail.  Shortly thereafter, she told me that he had died in prison.  

At the time I believed her, and I felt sick about it.  But in the years that followed, I continued to find holes in her story that didn't seem to add up, to the point where finally, now, I don't believe this ever happened.  

I know the feeling of wanting to sensationalize one's experiences in order to make oneself seem more 'interesting', but this story, along with the COUNTLESS ones that I've heard since have begun to make me angry.  I feel taken advantage of as her friend.  I know that compulsive lying is often a symptom of a greater mental issue, but if this is the case, I need to find out for sure if she is lying so she can get help. I'm not trying to hurt her, I just want a little truth.

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<bot>: My friend has (possibly) made up stories of being raped etc. and I want to catch her in her lies.