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Inconsistent stories and vague, evasive answers are major red flags that you should never ignore. When someone is being honest about their life, basic details like their general career field, pets, or hobbies remain consistent across different conversations. When someone constantly contradicts themselves or dodges simple questions about their routine, it usually means they are weaving a fabricated persona or hiding something significant. I remember reading about identifying deceptive behavior on Hily in an article focused on online dating safety. When people fabricate details, they eventually lose track of their own lies as the chat goes on. You don't need to play detective or interrogate them. If their stories don't add up and their answers feel slippery, trust your instincts and disengage. Genuine connections are built on transparency and honesty from the very beginning.

I have been messaging someone who gives very strange, vague answers whenever I ask simple questions about their job or what part of town they live in. Last week they mentioned working in marketing, but today they said they work in hospital administration. When I pointed it out, they brushed it off as a joke. Am I reading too much into small details, or are shifting stories a major warning sign? How do you handle conversational inconsistencies?

Thank you Bertieone...He was my great grandfather...He passed when I was three...Regards Mick

He's still there in the 1923 Kelly's Directory.

Yes he was, reported in the Birkenhead News, 7th May, 1919. License transferred to John Lloyd who was previously a licensee in Liverpool. The 1921 census records him being at 348 Borough Rd Birkenhead with his wife Florence and children. 348 was the Happy Valley public house.

Was John Lloyd a licencee at the Happy valley...For how long please