Ever since then my life has been so cash. Why would you not remove yourself from toxic places if you know they are bad for you? I don't have any sympathy for people who were bullied, as you have so many options available to you as a teenager it's retarded.
It was YOUR fault.
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Are you angry that you weren't smart enough to make the correct decisions?
What are you doing that is so 'cash'
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people need to realize that the only one who can help them is they themselves
Who cares? I've been bullied and I have bullied. I've been on both ends of the stick. One makes you feel good, the other not so much. Not to say I can't take the abusive without dishing out damage either.
I relate to that a lot. However, I am mostly held down by my poor grades. I know I have to do better to get into college or do A levels, because I know that I am not going to get into these high-level courses with C's and B's, I need to achieve good solid A's and above, I know they aren't just going to pass out physics, computer science and mathematics courses for fucking free, I need to take the initiative and own up and put myself forwards.
I say I'm doing it well. Lately, I have taken chunks out of my spare time to exercise and revise for subjects. I am in my final year and I am nearing the edge. I think I can do it, ever since I have broken through my laps of laziness and apathy I have become confident, capable and ready. I just need to see if I can actually do it… I have only got one shot left, so I better make it fucking count.
That's something that sticks in my side a bit, but honestly, I perfectly agree that they should take the time to get out of these toxic places if it really means a lot to them. I would say that if they get shit grades and they are bullied (if they lack a disability and are just lazy) I have no empathy, these people are models for not what to be/become.
getting pussy like maaaaaaaaaaaaaad
You're going to fail.
A lot of other people would have had their parents extremely angry with them, or in a different situation would have been sent to an alternative school, not a magnet school.
Also he was lucky that the magnet school honors director accepted him. What if he hadn't? The story would've turned out differently.
All consequences have their aftershocks and long-term effects.
One long-term effect I notice is the fact that OP was rewarded for vandalism is that he let it get to his head. He's clearly very narcissistic, and to blame victims of harassment for not just commiting crimes to get out of their situation (which was luck in his case, not the great mastermind skill he's making it out to be) sounds sociopathic too.
You can't blame the unequipped for being unequipped. The more you know the more you realise you don't know and you were lucky you to have an okay home and a family who were 'empathetic'. The fact you thought to try and leave in a logical way wasn't a matter of free will on your part even if you pat yourself on the back for it.
None of your personal experiences or anecdotes are universally applicable.
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