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.