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A woman can be looking at you like this and be lying the entire time

A meme featuring a screenshot of a woman with a tearful, emotional expression. The text overlay at the bottom reads: 'A woman can be looking at you like this and be lying the entire time.' The meme plays on the stereotype that people (especially women) can display emotional expressions that don't match their true intentions.
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A woman can be looking at you like this and be lying the entire time

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A meme featuring a screenshot of a woman with a tearful, emotional expression. The text overlay at the bottom reads: 'A woman can be looking at you like this and be lying the entire time.' The meme plays on the stereotype that people (especially women) can display emotional expressions that don't match their true intentions.

Origin notes

The meme appears to be a screenshot from an unidentified movie or TV show with added text. It was originally shared on 9Gag with the title 'no honey, really. he is just a friend from work...'

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