Search Results: how do explain cheating

This is about myself and not sure if these would count. It's on a minor level but here goes:

Cruelty in childhood
I cut part of a small lizard's tail the 1st time. On the 2nd time, I held one close to a hot lightbulb for 1-2 seconds and then released it. The last time I was a bit older (in 4th grade) and did purposely stepped on one in front of a shocked classmate, killing it and this time smiling a bit. Then I moved on, lost interest and was never cruel to another living being again.

Impulsiveness
- Cheating on some tests during my school years and it felt like I've gotten away with it. Sometimes I didn't cheat and studied for real but when I felt like it and if I loved the subject. Eventually I did felt bad once in college when I got away with it.

- Was a kleptomaniac from ages 6-17. Items I would steal for no reason but for the thrill: candies from stores, a couple of my classmates' pen or pencils, a CD package from graphics class (got suspended 5 days for that) and small stuff not of value.

- Serial online liar and troll that makes up creative stories on other relationship forums (under different usernames) just to get a reaction from people.
One time I created a bullying story and the administrator from the forum really believed it and she started explaining about her personal bullying incident, as if she was pouring her emotions in writing. Eventually she found out and I was banned from that site since.

Unemotional to someone's distress
- In 12th grade, I cheated to get an A in French by borrowing and stealing other classmates' extra credit tickets. The teacher (in her 70's at the time) and said ''Tu m'as blessé beaucoup'' (you hurt me a lot) and I was withholding from laughing. I didn't reply anything and just stared into space as she said that.

- When two people argue, I elaborate the version a bit so the issue remains unsolved. I will add minor extra details that was never said.

There have been people (mostly girls) affected mostly with communication cheating.

Also, explain why one of the answers affects you.