I told three bad lies and now my parents don't trust me any more. What should i do?

It'll take a long time, but you must vow not to lie again ... and then keep your vow.

Once tarnished, it's very difficult to regain trust.

heres a crazy idea... Tell the truth??

trust is very fragile if you want trust you have to act in a trust worthy way. start being honest about important things, you will slowly gain their trust back. Remember to apologize to your parents and try to talk to them more, maybe about the lies and why you lied?

Now read this carefully.First of all you should start by telling NNOO lies. Second by helping and doing chores unasked(dishes,cleaning tables, Making their bed, etc.)Hope this helps!! Any more questions just ask!

Ive lost my parents trust. It was very painful and sad. then they did not trust me ever again UNTIL i decided to take action. I Took my grades as a priority that always comes first. I was honest with everything I said. I never lied. I never argued. Also i ignored bad habits with good habits. I'm reading books about self discipline and tell my parents, and i do more chores than i have to. :)

think that you should simply stop lying and do what you have to do like get good grades do chores without being asked and if it comes down to a feeling where your about to runaway from home DON'T DO IT ! that's going to make it worse i promise it is. Talk to them, try not to argue with them Be you Not your FRIENDS (:

I'm sorry to hear that you're facing this situation. Rebuilding trust can take time, but here are some steps you can consider taking:

1. Reflect on your actions: Acknowledge the mistakes you made by lying and understand why it was wrong. This shows your willingness to change and take responsibility for your actions.

2. Apologize sincerely: Talk to your parents and express your regret and understanding of the impact your lies had on their trust. Be sincere, honest, and show empathy. Offer a genuine apology for the pain you caused.

3. Communicate openly: Share your thoughts and feelings with your parents. Explain why you felt the need to lie and assure them that you want to be more truthful moving forward. Speak to them openly and honestly to rebuild the lines of communication.

4. Consistency and honesty: Demonstrate consistent honesty in your actions and words over time. Consistency is key in rebuilding trust. Show that you can be relied upon and that your parents can trust your words and actions.

5. Give it time: Rebuilding trust takes time and patience. Understand that your parents may need some time to heal and regain their trust in you. Continuously work on your honesty and integrity, and let your actions speak for themselves.

Remember, the process of rebuilding trust requires effort and commitment. Be patient, consistent, and genuine in your actions and words.