How do i tell my mom that i skipped school, after i told her that i would never do it again??

Answer 1

Tell her that you're sorry you've disappointed her in the past and that you messed up and regret skipping again (if you truly do).

Answer 2

Think big.

Tell her the truth, your mom forgives you and there will be a second time and the nth times. Just keep on skipping school until you regret the day you did and this is even scarier when you get to the right age and morale. Regrets are the hardest to earn after you've grown out of your "age".

Answer 3

Listen, your mom will always love you no matter what. That's not to say that she won't be mad or upset. There are different ways to tell her. You can come strait out and tell her. I had to tell my parents that I got a horrible grade on my math exam a couple months ago. I didn't know how to tell them, so I sent an email. I basically told them that I was sorry and how bad I felt about myself. I was very erm. . . . emotional in the email. It did help a lot. I don't know if this will help you, but it's worth a shot. Good Luck!

Answer 4

Well Just ask her to teh table and explain o her what you did and tell her how sorry you are after you told her you weren't doing it again. But tell her that you will try not to do it again and don't . Well because in this world your word means alot and without having a good rep of doing what you say nobody will ever trust you.

Answer 5

Straight up and honest is always the best policy.

Now, why on earth would you intentionally break your promise? You made a choice without any thought to consequences. Now, it isn't just a matter of skipping school, it is also a matter of you breaking that trust that she had that you would keep your promise. You have just proven to her that she cannot trust you. Those are consequences.

Answer 6

Tell her your sorry and next time just don't do it. I know you probably think it's the most boring thing in the world but believe me, it's worth it to get through it on time. If you eventually drop out you WILL need to get a GED in order to get a somewhat descent job in the future making for than 13,000 a year. Most jobs require you have a diploma or equivalent to one.
It better if you just drag your way through it instead of suffering the repercussions of your actions now in the future.

Answer 7

You are a young man, not many years from being an adult. What you've done is childish behavior. You can continue at being a child, or step up to the plate and start being an adult. The choice is yours.
Also, she's not going to trust your word for awhile, until you've proven yourself. So expect the consequences of your actions.

Answer 8

Be up front and honest. I learned at young age that i got into less trouble if i just came clean before my parents heard it from someone else. And if Mom does find out before you tell her, make sure you just come right and admit to what you have done.

There is no easy way, just the right way.

Answer 9

Be very honest with her. Dont make up an excuse. tell her that you are honestly sorry and that even though you told her that you would never do it again, you messed up. but you feel so guilty that you are sincerley not going to do it again

Answer 10

Best to just tell her, she'll find out anyway and be madder that you lied and didn't tell then she will be if you just fess up. And don't skip school, your future is relying on your education.