I’m cooked

Context: I basically plagiarized a lot of stuff for computer science and the dean of students is involved
I might be getting expelled or something yippee

We've all been grounded from imgflip at one point, it's part of a users origin story dw

It’s likely gonna be all electronics and internet

Yea. That one is common

Being grounded can definitely be a tough situation. While I can't magically un-ground you, I can offer some common strategies that often help people get ungrounded faster or reduce the time they're restricted. Keep in mind that every parent and every situation is different, but these generally work well:

Understand Why You're Grounded:

Ask for clarity: Politely ask your parents why you're grounded, what specifically you did wrong, and what they expect from you to get ungrounded. Sometimes knowing the exact reason helps you address the root issue.
Acknowledge your mistake: Don't argue or make excuses. A simple, "I understand why you're upset, and I know what I did wrong" can go a long way.
Apologize Sincerely:

A genuine apology shows maturity and remorse. Tell your parents you're sorry for your actions and any trouble or disappointment you caused.
Take Responsibility:

Don't blame others. Own your part in what happened. This is crucial for showing your parents you're maturing.

Do What's Expected (and More):

Complete your chores: Do them without being asked, and do them well.
Keep your room clean: A tidy space can show responsibility.
Do your homework/studies: Show them you're focused on your responsibilities.
Offer to help: Ask if there's anything else you can do around the house, like cleaning, cooking, or helping with siblings. Go above and beyond.
Be Respectful and Cooperative:

Avoid complaining, sulking, or being moody. This only makes the grounding period feel longer for everyone.
Show them you can follow rules and be respectful of their authority.
Talk to Your Parents (Calmly):

Once you've shown consistent positive behavior for a while (a day or two, depending on the length of the grounding), you might try having a calm conversation.
DO NOT DEMAND: Politely ask, "Mom/Dad, I've been thinking a lot about why I was grounded, and I've been trying to show you that I understand. Is there anything else I can do to earn back your trust or show you I'm ready to be ungrounded?"
Accept their answer: Be prepared that they might say "not yet." If they do, accept it gracefully and continue with your positive behavior.
Learn from It:

This is the most important part. Show your parents that you've truly learned from the experience and that it won't happen again. Consistency is key to rebuilding trust.

Things to AVOID:

Arguing or talking back.
Sneaking around or breaking rules.
Complaining or acting like a victim.
Demanding to be ungrounded.
Making empty promises.
Good luck! Showing maturity and responsibility is usually the fastest way to get back in good graces.

J.A.R.V.I.S extremely common mega W