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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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The transition from kid to adult is where you decide to do stuff your own way, rather than how your mates do it. This could be when you are 12 or 92
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:05, 1 reply, 15 years ago)
i am v open and find meeting new people really easy, and i loved school, was in the popular gang etc etc. but i know lots of people who got badly bullied who say that you never get over it and it marks you and how you relate to people for life.
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:07, Reply)
I kind of didn't fit into any particular group. I was a clever shite but not marked as a swot, etc. I played football with "the lads". I spoke to the girls and I think most of the nastiness in school passed me by, fortunately
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:09, Reply)
At Primary School I was unpopular because the only currency that mattered was being good at football, and being clever just made me a swot. Then I went to a decent Secondary school and was a sport pariah, a geek and of only average intelligence.
Anyone who says school days are the best days of your life is a cunt and a liar.
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:12, Reply)
I suppose. OK but nothing special
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:12, Reply)
I was bullied relentlessly for several years, but the people I was friends with then are still those I count amongst my best friends now, nearly 7 years after leaving.
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:14, Reply)
but i bloody LOVED school, esp a-levels... loads of mates, shiny red beetle, the thrill of underage drinking, snogging hundreds of boys.... i'd go back to being 16 like a shot!
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:14, Reply)
But we had a club open by us midway through year 10, where several people could get served. Going there was a way of guaranteeing a snog, great fun!
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:17, Reply)
I'd go back to being 19 and being at Uni like a shot, although I'd be single this time around
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:25, Reply)
and science lessons
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:36, Reply)
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:15, Reply)
Internet bullying is in no way comparable though. At school I was not only getting picked on but permanently in fear of having the shit kicked out of me. Not that it's relevant, but I'm absolutely confident I could beat the fuck out of you IRL
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:22, Reply)
I meant to put "most of you", cos let's face it, we're geeks, and geeks are weedy
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:28, Reply)
i was wondering which bits you would beat up and which bits you would leave untouched.
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:34, Reply)
Or, more accurately, never hit the bit of a man his glasses are on. Expensive things to replace.
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:38, Reply)
I got verbally abused (but rarely physically abused) every day for about ten years. It's only quite recently - ten years after I fucking left! - that I've started to get over some of the problems it caused me, and even now I'm quite difficult to get on with. I'd honestly rather live on the streets in a cardboard box full of sick than go back to school with those cunts.
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:29, Reply)
The desire to go 'back' and inflict pain on them has passed as well. The best revenge really is being happy with yourself.
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:33, Reply)
even if they all were an incredibly pendulous, syphilitic set of scrotes. I blame the teachers, one teacher in particular, for turning a blind eye, and for telling me (essentially) to MTFU when I came to her in tears and covered in bruises when one of their 'circle berk and call her names' games got a little rough. Her I'd quite cheerfully set fire to, the evil harpy.
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:44, Reply)
Like the mothers who said "Do you think, as an only child, Roota might be a bit too used to getting her own way?" when my mother objected to her child and her croneys putting me in a circle and booting the little legs off me.
(, Wed 2 Feb 2011, 13:50, Reply)
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