Did anyone else ever feel that once you've left school, it was the easiest thing we ever done in life, and from leaving on life is just going to get gradually harder?
or am i just thinking of the negatives?
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Did anyone else ever feel that once you've left school, it was the easiest thing we ever done in life, and from leaving on life is just going to get gradually harder?
or am i just thinking of the negatives?
yes. everything is spoon fed and it's care free easy life you lead. don't realise that until it's gone like the best things in life.
i might go join a amazon tribe.
for the best.
looks like an easy life, as long as they have internet connection and a technician on site.
I wonder if they have broadband in the Amazon, hell... They probably don't have dial up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Voiceover.
well our broadband is 25th in the world, so i could guess the amazan with no peak times and 15 users would be pretty damn fast :D
Yeah, but how hard would it be to run the fiber optics :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Voiceover.
Yeah i have 2 and a half years left until i go to uni for another 4. I think these are like the best days and i know the "old" people say that so it must be true because they can't all be wrong. And really how hard is school?
School truly is the best time of your life like your parents say
Probably not true if you're a bully victim or something but in that case you don't matter that much anyway
eww dnt say this.
im in yr 11 :/
i think you need telling, i think kids should be constantly told this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jacktard
as its true, and life hits you in the face like a bucket of cold water when you leave.
That has to be the most pathetic, narrow minded thing I've ever read. Yeah it's your fault if you're a bully victim? lol..Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
but yeah, I'm in Y11 it's so-so now, but will soon be something I miss.
yeah once you get to college ur life goes down the pan!
I've been told that school is the best thing ever, by loads of people.
And they all wish they could go back! Haha! :D
i wish i could go back, left school about 2 years ago, all i do now is work.
School upto the age of 16 is good. 16-18 is hard and stressful. Uni is good. After that it goes downhill. Well actually, depends if your doing a job you like or not. If you aren't then it goes downhill, if you are it's good.
although saying what i did. i have enjoyed college much more than school. even though it's harder and you're not spoon fed, still better.
Life after school is a lot harder than you think when you're in school. Same with life after uni, etc. In every stage of your life you get handed more responsibility that you have to deal with which you just don't have to think about whilst your in primary/secondary education.
im enjoyin sixth form way more than i did in school, but my sixth form is attached to my old school to god knows why. i did have some trouble in year 10/11 which resulted in me throwing a basketball in this guys face (while we were playing basketball, incidentally ;))and breaking his nose ahaha :eusa_danc
I quite clearly didn't say that, I said that if you're a bully victim you don't matter. Relatively speaking that is in fact true because you'll have less friends and therefore less people will care for your opinion. While you're asking though, yes it is most of the time the victim's faultQuote:
Originally Posted by iChaz
yeaaah was so easy and such a laugh. college can be a laugh too but its harder.Quote:
Originally Posted by Voiceover.
Gonna call you up on that one, sometimes kids who get bullied dont help themselves by acting up. Kids who get teased for their looks, disabilities even accents (my somerset twang is causing much merriment to many Mancs!) really cant.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
also a group of chavs can pick on anyone, even on a bad day you!
but stuff gets harder, I mean sixth form really does still count as school as I never noticed things getting that much harder. Uni still has some certain comforts which I shall cling to until i gotta get a job.