White lies are the spice of married life, and sometimes lies are even more valuable than telling the truth. Let’s take a look at the specific ones, shall we?

The Times of India recently asked gender experts to summarize the six lies that men most often tell women.

Lie 1: "No, you don't look fat." When preparing to attend a party, the wife asked her husband: "Does it look fat if I dress like this?" At this time, the best answer is: "No, you don't look fat." Of course I don’t look fat.” In addition to ignoring this question, the man feels that this answer is the safest. Although he tells a little lie, it will not ruin the relationship between the two parties or lead to an unhappy relationship.

Lie 2: "Let's talk about this later." Most men will use this sentence to end a couple's argument or prevent the conflict from escalating. In most cases, men don’t really want to “talk about it again later,” or in other words, they don’t want to talk about it at all. This kind of "cold treatment" can give both parties some time to understand the truth: it's not worth making a fuss over trivial matters.

Lie No. 3: "You remind me of a movie star." When a man compares his girlfriend to a starlet, it will increase his girlfriend's self-confidence. Of course women should be modest.

Lie 4: "I don't want other women." In order not to hurt women, men often say to women, "I don't want other women" or "I have never seen a woman more beautiful than you." But in fact, psychologists say that when faced with beauties in magazines, men often have wild imaginations.

Lie 5: "I like being with your parents." The key to winning a woman's heart is winning her family. If a man really wants to pursue his girlfriend, he will definitely put up with his girlfriend's parents and tell his girlfriend that he enjoys spending time with her family.

Lie 6: "I'm sorry." Men occasionally use "I'm sorry" to help women eliminate their anger and turn their tears into laughter. Men find that "I'm sorry" is the simplest answer to any problem.