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Post #245756

Author
Obiwampa
Parent topic
Sean's issues
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Date created
18-Sep-2006, 10:44 PM
You will not believe how quickly YOU and your life will change after high school. Take it from me. My experience in high school was about as bad as they come. You think you are the only one who has had or is having a shit time in high school? High school is fucked up, my friend. But like I said, you will absolutely NOT BELIEVE how quickly things will change after you get that diploma. The pricks who gave you a hard time will be about as important as last years garbage. I had a guy who rode my bus, (I had no car like all the little rich shits who went to my school), who gave me a hard time every day. There was absolutely nothing I could do because he was one of those genetic freaks who was like 6'4" 220 at 17. I had to take his shit every day, and I wanted to kill him and many others. TWO WEEKS out of high school guess how much I thought about him? ALL of the shit that seems important now will mean absolutely jack a few months from now. Don't sweat some girl. And dont think that some girl's rejection reflects negetively on you. There will be plenty more where she came from. Enjoy being young and single. I've been in one relationship for 7+ years now. Believe me, once you are stuck with someone, you don't realize how much fun it was being free to chase it. As for cutting yourself, I've been there too. It sounds like a cliche, but it won't make anything better. I know how bad depression sucks. Like being sucked into a black hole where every little thing you do feels like it was designed by some higher power just to illustrate what a total fuck-up loser you are. I woke up and cried in the shower for no reason for like 4 years. Every morning before school I contemplated ending it. At the time it seemed like death would have been preferable to the living hell called high school. It seems funny now. That is the upside. It WILL end eventually. For me, it was the birth of my daughter. Every day since then has been sunny, at least to me. Hang in there. It seems bleak now, I know. Just remember that you are NOT the only one who feels like you do.