I lied to my family that I got my driver's license, but I didn't get it at all. Going home now will be scolded by my family! What should I do?

First of all, it is not good to cheat your family. You should realize your mistakes and tell them frankly. In this process, you can take the following measures:

1. Tell your family frankly: Tell them that you didn't get your driver's license and explain why you lied to them before. Family members should establish an honest and trusting relationship, so telling each other frankly is the first step.

2. Apologize to your family: Express your apologies and admit the inconvenience or harm your actions have caused them. Apologizing is to express your regret and your willingness to take responsibility for your actions.

3. Seek forgiveness from your family: Promise your family that you will take action to avoid making the same mistake again in the future. You can make a plan, such as studying hard for driving test and proving your determination and efforts to your family with practical actions.

4. Be active: If you haven't got your driver's license, you can study hard and try to pass the exam. This will not only let your family see your efforts and changes, but also make you more confident and confident.

5. Avoid cheating again: Make sure you don't cheat your family again, and always be honest and transparent. This can rebuild the trust and respect between you.

Most importantly, you should realize the influence of your behavior on your family, apologize to them and take positive actions to correct your mistakes.