My mom makes me lie to our family doctor to get superstrongpainkillersofdoom for my stepdad, doctor likes me so always gives them to me >D and I've lied too much about meeting people from the internet u_u
Recently, went America twice this year and Amsterdam/France/Germany/Brussels. Last year was Dalian(china), Osaka and Arizona, etc... all the way back to 7 or so years ago, each time to meet online buddies from various online games. Planes, trains, cars and a cruise one time. Family thinks I'm just meeting friends who moved away for university. Being a girl, my mom would never have let me do something like that especially not travelling alone. I'd have to make these elaborate lies and set up friends to cover for me and carry on the story while I was meeting people. Next year going to Thailand then Toronto again, then driving to Cali. Nothing bad's ever happened, though she always says I'll be murdered and chopped up and put in a suitcase
I lied a ton in school too, since I gamed a lot/skipped class to go to the mall, but all my teachers seemed to like me and let me get away with lots. From grade 9-12 I got... excused(?) (where they don't count your test mark to the final grade) from several major/final exams- especially in math, since I was horrible at it. I also talked my teachers into letting me do online (online courses were only allowed for sick students) for a lot of courses like bio, chem, history, english, then lied about reading the textbooks/doing labs and only logged in to write the tests and essays. Powered through in a month or less per course, ended up graduating way before everyone and got accepted into uni super early
Did math, my worst subject, in 3 weeks and completed with barely an A, and have to say I retained absolutely nothing at all. They said I'd need math in the real world, it was a lie. Never used anything past like grade 9 math, ever. Closest I come to using math is freaking lenny conundrum :F
The school stuff was pretty bad and was stressful managing so many lies at once, but I don't regret it. I'd still be stuck in uni now or on a waiting list even if I didn't do all that, instead of making money and paying off the loans I needed for tuition in the first place. $40,000 or so left to pay ¬¬ didn't want to be those people in school til they are 28 just to get a job I actually enjoyed
