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Post by Deleted on Nov 1, 2014 20:57:16 GMT 1
In England, college is, for me, pretty much school with fewer lessons and strangely more tolerable people. And I enjoy it  |
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Post by Rick on Dec 31, 2014 5:43:58 GMT 1
Love that school is social, but the works are too much  Agree..  u wana u wana hot bedi u wana moseroti u wana bugoti u betr werk bech Sorry had to  |
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Post by Phil on Jan 1, 2015 19:30:24 GMT 1
Agree.. u wana u wana hot bedi u wana moseroti u wana bugoti u betr werk bech Sorry had to Dun wana werk werk I wana mek moni wal I slip |
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Post by β¨π on Jan 3, 2015 11:57:21 GMT 1
50/50  |
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Post by Tom on Jan 3, 2015 18:23:42 GMT 1
No never! I hate going to school so much. I've to go out of my bed on an incredible weird early time and everyone acts like that's the most normal thing on earth to do and then I've sometimes to walk through rain or snow and if I'm finally on school my classmates are the most idiotic, stupid and dumb people you could ever imagine with all their stupud prejudices about like everything and talking through the lessons the whole time! Not once or twice a lesson, just EVERY minute and it pisses me so off as I want to do well on school. I need to concentrate on my school work and I'm at least working for my future instead of them lol. Not even talking about the only girl in my class who bullies everyone who hasn't had a girlfriend yet but she's the person who can't get a boyfriend and always lies about having one lol. My teachers are awesome by the way.  But all in all I hate school sooooooo much. I wouldn't give a damn fuck if my schoolmates would be in difficulties I hate them all. It's me vs. the students.   |
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Post by Callum on Feb 3, 2016 19:44:12 GMT 1
I love school. It's basically the only reason that I have a real social life - and lessons are (mostly) great too.  The people there are (again, mostly) great and the teachers have been a great help to me. School has given me so much hope for my future - it's a massive part of my life, to be frank. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 3, 2016 22:05:54 GMT 1
WHY DID I VOTE "Yes, of course! " ?! I AM GOING TO FUCKING KILL MYSELF aka I hate the school system and you don't learn anything useful and I have mentally quit school every day I had to wake up for it |
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Post by LittleDemon on Feb 3, 2016 22:55:11 GMT 1
I voted NO I am glad i am out off school and have started my Adult Life |
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Post by Josh's Tattoo (Inactive) on Feb 6, 2016 13:56:15 GMT 1
Meh 50/50
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Post by Jean-Pascal on Feb 6, 2016 23:49:17 GMT 1
I know school is necessary, but I despise many things about school, including:
People - I only like about 10 people in my school, the others I either havent spoke to or are completely intolerable. Either because they set out to destroy people's education by interrupting the class every 5 minutes, they backstab everybody or they're just awful people. This is why school brings up my anxiety levels to awful amounts, because I am too worried about doing something wrong.
Double standards - How teachers will favour people and obviously discriminate against others who aren't their favourites. I experienced this really badly last year from a science teacher who allowed the "loud" kids to get away with anything but if I slipped up at all I would get punished.
Another thing with the "double standards" is how homophobia is seen as a joke by most. The other day I had to sit through a lesson where somebody kept shouting out homophobic slurs and the teacher did nothing, yet if he was shouting about race or religion etc then it would be a huge shitstorm. They don't understand that this is why people like me are afraid to be open about being gay at school because I worry that the school wouldn't pay attention to any homophobia.
In 7 months I will start at the final school, in which I hope I can be myself and actually be happy here rather than the continious draining and depression of this school
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