👍¹³ 💡³³ ☕¹⁰ Big Boy Ben ● 22 May, 2019 ⚓︎

you've asked this question three times. the fact that you continue to ruminate over the test suggests there is a separate underlying emotional issue at play. the cheating is not a big deal, but how you're handling it is. if you find yourself falling back on past issues often to the point that it bothers you in everyday life, i would seek some professional consultation for this issue, if just to rule out some other reason for this anxiety.

Anonymous ● 22 May, 2019 ⚓︎

at you’re being honest about what you did. its no excuse for cheating but you gotta let it go.i would suggest taking time out going online and practice best wishes and like i said let it go

Anonymous ● 29 May, 2019 ⚓︎

hmm... how long ago was it? how long have you been driving for? it's true that you shouldn't have cheated in the first place, but to me it seems like that's not the issue anymore, because it already happened--its in the past now. so ask yourself if you think you are ready to be driving. do you know all the rules? do you know how to operate a car? if so, then you've technically passed, as the point of the test is to prove that you are capable of driving... and in that case, i'd let it go. if you've realised that you're not ready, then i would consider telling the dmv. although admitting to a mistake like this is hard, there's honor in doing so. they might appreciate your honesty, and could probably help you study so you don't feel the need to cheat next time a situation like this arises.