{{
`${userDetail.user.displayName}${userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode ? `#${standardizeBungieGlobalCode(userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode)}` : ""}`}}
{{getUserClans()}}
11/21/2015 10:49:01 PM
4
I tend to get very frustrated with school at the moment. I am taking all honors along with honors biology and geometry as a freshman. I am also in a show choir type deal, while also playing basketball for my high school jv team. I have all a's except a B in geometry and a B+ in Biology. And my parents are the type of parents that tell me, and i quote from two days ago, "if you do not get an A on this history test, your grounded". I got an 86%(b) I feel like thats pretty good, but i still got grounded, and to add to that, am still told that i need to be spending alot more time studying. *** We have all been told that to enjoy high school, we should get as involved as possible. But that takes more time away from studying for tests that will get me grounded!!! Just pretty frustrated.
English
-
Freshman in high school? Seriously, step into the real world where shit hits the fan. Enjoy your last years of zero responsibilities you little cry baby.
-
Really, zero responsibilities? Think about the word zero for a second, that means nothing, if i don't keep up with my so called responsibilities, then i don't get through high school, nor college, to your so called "real world", where the "shit hits the fan". Your world where the shit hits the fan, is probably like that because you obviously dont know what responsibilities are, which made your world like that.
-
Edited by Mr Mulberry: 12/10/2015 3:55:28 AMOn behalf of my banned friend here... [quote]Shit hits the fan because responsibilities pile on faster than anything you could ever experience before. Don't give a shit how much "responsibilities" you think you have now, become an adult and you'll be wishing your life was as easy as it was in high school. Try working everyday while on top of college, (which beat out highschool by a wide margin) just to pay bills. Then have kids of your own, which will consume, literally 95% of your time while you're not working/at school whatever. I juggle all of this and let me tell you I do it well. You're calling me unprepared while you're bitching about high school? You think I don't have responsibilities? You've got another think coming kid. [/quote]
