No, I don't support cheating. I cheated my way through a few years in high school until I finally dropped out. It clearly didn't work then, and I don't support it now.
Thank you for your thoughtful and HONEST reply lavender! I never cheated on anything. Not because I was a goody two-shoes but because I was more afraid of being caught cheating and humiliated than I was getting whatever grade I deserved to get. Also I was a very good student so I didn't need to cheat because I did the work. I was very shy and a loner so what else did I have to do with my time but homework? Sigh. I'm glad you're on the straight-and-narrow path now. That way you never have to look over your shoulder to see what/whom is gaining on you. Happy Saturday! :)
Thanks Rosie. I was a rather wild kid, and because my parents didn't really know how to parent, I did whatever I wanted. It was crazy, but once I finally grew up and had my daughter, I had to try to be everything my parents didn't know how to be when they were trying to raise me. I am still very rebellious at times, but a lot less self-destructive!
You're welcome lavender and I appreciate your answering the question. I think we all use our parents as templates to either emulate or avoid. They usually do the best they can with whom they are and what they experienced when they were kids. We want our children to best us and be better than us. Well normal parents do. Nothing forces you to grow up faster than being a parent. I was never rebellious as a kid. Being painfully shy does that to you. You don't want anyone to be angry at you least of all your parents. Have a great day! :)
Benedict Arnold 