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Lieing. That's my lesson. Most people say that it isn't good for you, and what else do they say? Nothing. Done. No examples. No feelings. Just a cold, hard, tip. That's why, you should have experiences that help you remember your lesson, to remember what to do.
Some lies, we think, "help" us get out of the situation, but they actually dig into it deeper. If you don't remember what you said, you're done. Finished. Lies are words, and words have a life of their own. What you say will haunt back to you, because of your lie. From then on, no one will believe you... unless it's just that one time... or maybe not.
I've never lied about anything big... unless it's my age. I've never known what it feels like, to blurt out a lie straight out, unless it's on the internet.
Lieing is an experience that makes us all human. Everyone lies, even if we think it's just a playful joke.
On the internet, people always say "Never give out your personal information, especially your name, age, the place where you live, and Social Security Number." But no one ever answered "What if that person doesn't seem like a crminal or something like that?" No one seemed to care. They thought everyone on the web was a criminal, waiting to catch his or her next prey...
And if you know that person well? I suggest letting them now just your real FIRST name and try make them guess your age - you wouldn't want to expose too much of your personal information.
Not everyone knows me, not everyone knows half of me, not even my family or friends at school. Maybe my two best friends know a bit more... but not even I know myself.
Just keep this in mind: Never lie, because you'll just dig deeper into your problems, which could lead to bigger consequences.