I don't cheat; I don't need to, luckily.
However, I'll help my friends "study" with what I remember was on a test if they ask. 2 reasons.
A. They're a smart friend who also has worked for the grade and it wouldn't matter or not if I did not tell them, it's just discussion.
B. They're dumb and quite helpless. ("Oh, heavens, why that's because you keep helping them cheat!" No, because they're my best friends and face reprocussions from failing a class.)
It pisses me off when some of the B-category friends won't let us A-category friends in on what the more-difficult problems were on a test, all because it's graded on curve (which was implemented to better all the dumbasses out there! For example, me - 35/37, A-cat friend: 32/37, of the entire school population left enrolled in Chemistry, 28/37 was the next highest grade. I love destroying the curve.)
That's not to say I've never cheated on a test before.
I practice "cramming" almost routinely, it usually yields a few extra points. Sometimes, during a math test, I've entered notes into my graphing calculator in a program which I can view. But scold me not, it's just because sometimes I don't have the time to study properly for tests (I never usually have to) and unlike 99% of the school population, I won't cheat without knowing that I won't independently learn the material at a later time.
I love this rambling. like 12 ppl will read this entire post in the entire history of DreamViews.
Anyway, back to it. When I was a mere child of say 2nd grade I had once written answer done on my arm hidden under a sleeve. No biggie.
If someone would ask me an answer to a test question (before the test or something) I'd probably give him/her the answer because I really don't care. They're still going to suck. People don't want to learn how to solve a problem, people don't want to be worked through the necessary steps, they don't want to try and put forth effort, they just want the answer. That's all they can do.
One time, while browsing the school's teachers' network folders, I got bored and printed a copy of the following day's Final test for a (name-omitted) class to study and brainstorm the essay-like answers. It helped, but only to my personal disposition such that I could grab a peaceful nights sleep knowing that the test was a breeze and nothing had to be studied.
Basically, to summarize how I feel about cheating:
1. I have no problem with it as long as it's not an entire test, I can't get in trouble for it, and it's a personal favor.
2. Because I kick-ass so much, I am justified in sometimes pulling a few ropes for personal betterment on an exam.
3. If I help you cheat, I expect there to be a personal debt such that you help me cheat given the need.
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