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I wasn't smart enough to lie! LOL I would just be caught red handed and apologizing like crazy.
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Hold a pillow over my ***.
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If we didn't fess up in my family, the consequences were far worse.
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As a ***** I would deny it but my parents knew differently and took the time to make me understand that the wrong action is only bad if you continue to do it.I now know it's much better to accept the consequences and move on
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deny it even if they plainly saw me doing said act, deny deny deny. act completely confused and slightly scared then go up and feel their foreheads for their temperature and say "you feel a little warm, maybe you better go lay down for a bit"
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I was raised by parents who didn't accept the "blame game" or "denial" as an excuse for my own wrong doing. I was raised to take responsibilty for my action, take the consequence and kearn from it.

I raised my own ******** the same. Now they are raising their own the same way they were brought up. As I told my ******** when they were young, "For every action there is a consequence. You decide whether the consequence is good or bad by your actions".
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i still do tht haha
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1st i would run and hide... if that didn't work i would deny it... if that didn't work I blamed somebody for it... if that didn't work i would just tell the truth
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Denial was good when I was a *****, but I accept responsibility now...
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seldom worried I was so loved
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You go girl!
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I wasn't smart enough to lie! LOL I would just be caught red handed and apologizing like crazy.
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I couldn't lie to my Mom. It was as if she could see the lies coming out of my mouth....lol
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