If you were a decent student in school and noticed another student cheating off of your test, would you let them, confront them about it, or teach them a lesson?

In today’s story, one student is in this situation and decides to teach the cheater a lesson.

Keep reading to see what they did and decide if their approach was too harsh or perfectly effective.

I purposely made a girl fail a test in elementary school.

I believe it was either 3rd or 4th grade.

I kept noticing this girl would cheat off me and get the exact same score as me on every quiz or test.

So I came up with a plan to make her fail a test.

I purposely chose wrong answers on a multiple choice test, making sure she could see what I put.

She later realized what they had done.

I put a small dot on the answer I actually thought were correct.

I then acted like I was done and waited for her to go turn her test in.

I quickly erased all my answers and changed to the ones I had dotted earlier.

She had came back to our table and I could tell she was horrified when she saw me doing what I was doing.

The revenge continued when they got the tests back.

Long story short, she ended up failing the test and I got like an 80 something on it.

I sort of rubbed it in too because I made sure to ask her how she did.

I’ve only told a few people this story.

Not everyone thought this was a good way to teach someone a lesson.

One person told me it was kinda psychopathic so I felt kinda bad.

But I just thought I was teaching a lesson or whatever I guess.

I’m pretty sure it worked at least a little, cause she stopped cheating off me.

Was this student’s behavior psychopathic or a good way to teach the cheater a lesson? Let’s see what Reddit thinks.

I completely agree with this comment.

The student was not a psychopath.

This person shares what they did when they realized another student was going to cheat off their test.

This is probably true.

Another person did the same thing…many times!

That girl failed all on her own.

A bunch of times.

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