3 Lies :
1. I became involved with a married woman, and I am a woman. Though we never had what would be considered i**********, there was definite s***** involvement. I really felt like I fell in love, and for the first time in my life, it was reciprocated. I still think about her a lot and I constantly check up on her via the internet. I know it’s more or less an unhealthy obsession, but it’s been extremely difficult to let go. I’m not entirely sure of my s********: I have had interest in men and I’ve fallen in love with them–but it seems like I assigned those extreme feelings to men that were not capable of feeling the same. And the men that I did have a relationship with, I wasn’t in love with. It’s almost like, looking at the big picture, I don’t allow myself to truly love or to be loved in an authentic, meaningful way. The people I’m attracted to are unavailable in one form or another.
2. I cheated on my 2012 tax return and claimed that I made less than I did so that I didn’t have to owe money and also so that I could be considered for more student loans.
3. I bought a research paper for a class. I edited it, cut out bits and pieces and added a lot of my own writing. But the research I “claimed” to do was totally false.
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I’m not going to tell you you’re the scum of the earth like somebody else might. Rather, I’d say all lies catch up with you. Whether or not that husband finds out, or the IRS finds out, or the school finds out- you will always know the truth. P.S.- I seriously would not fuck with the IRS. They WILL find out. They are calibrated more towards the side of billing you for money that you do not owe them, and then having you prove it. Unless you made all this under the table (which who knows if they could still find out through someone else they audit) I would not fuck with the IRS, unless you like the sounds of jail.
This is it…I’m owning responsibility and all of the consequences to my actions. Absolutely…lies will always catch up with you. I’m helping the process along.
Jokes.