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    Why should I fake a headache at school?
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    To get out of school and get a day off, or to get out of a particular class.
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    How do I give myself a real headache at school?
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    For me, I just have to think about having a headache. You could also try to stress yourself out or increase tension. If that doesn't work, bang your head on the desk or something (but not too hard). Honestly, it's a lot easier and less painful to just fake a headache.
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    What if my friends think it's fake, or my teacher doesn't let me go to the nurse?
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    Just keep complaining and discribe how you fell and how bad your headache is.
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    When I get sent home, what if my parent checks my temperature and it's normal?
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    Headaches do not cause a fever, so this probably won’t happen. Primarily fake a headache, as those are not part of a larger illness.
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    What if my teacher knows it is fake?
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    If your teacher seems to think your headache is fake, try fake crying. If you can squeeze out some tears and sob that it hurts really bad, they may believe you.
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    When I fake a headache and go to the nurse's office, all she does is give me ice. How do I get her to believe me?
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    Explain that the headache is internal and ice just won't help, or continue to act dizzy/put your head on the desk/complain about the headache while in class after she sends you back despite the ice. If you act it really well, it'll probably work.
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    If I hit my head on something, will it give me a headache? And if not, what can I do?
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    Don't hit your head on anything; you could end up with a concussion, which is much worse than a headache and can have lifelong effects. Instead, simply use the methods in the article to pretend that you have a headache.
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