A hypocrite is a two-faced person, a deceiver who says one thing and thinks another. As a rule, he behaves this way, acting from selfish or other low worth motives. The classical type of hypocrite is Porfiry ("Judas") Golovlev in the work of M.E. Saltykov-Shchedrin "Lord Golovlev." Unfortunately, such people are not uncommon. How should they be treated?
What is a hypocrite?
The hypocrisy of a person is a sufficient reason for refusing to communicate. From the point of view of elementary common sense and human morality, the hypocrite does not deserve either a good attitude or trust. He is lying, unreliable, capable of betraying as soon as possible. You can neither rely on him, nor confidentially speak with him, because he will almost certainly blunder your secret. Therefore, it is better not to maintain any relationship with such a person at all. And if this is not possible, for example, in those cases when he is your relative or colleague, keep your relations to a minimum, limiting yourself only to greetings and the most common phrases. That is, be cold-correct with him - no more.
In no case do not trust him with your secrets, do not share problems, because this openness can turn against you. If a person imposes his communication, gently show him, referring to employment.
It is no coincidence that most people include honesty, fidelity to the word among the most worthy of human qualities, and the list of the most unworthy includes deceit, insincerity.