As I've said in previous blogs, I don't consider myself a very rude, overly obnoxious, mean-spirited person, but it seems as though people love to test my patience. Considering the people who attend my school, you would think that I'm this rude, over-bearing, violent, impulsive girl who loves nothing more than to instigate fights, start arguments, talk about girls behind their back and smile in their face. Personally, I absolutely despise it when girls fight over boys, especially in high school. In the end, both girls look stupid and only one of them "wins" the affections of a boy who isn't worth the time they give. The only thing that makes me angrier than girls fighting over a guy is when they try to include me in the debacle. There is NO boy in my school, or the world even, worth fighting for, especially if the boy in question wasn't mine to begin with. High school girls are crazy and I'm so thankful that in three short months I will no longer be grouped with them. Friday, March 19, 2010
High School = : [ Graduation = XD
As I've said in previous blogs, I don't consider myself a very rude, overly obnoxious, mean-spirited person, but it seems as though people love to test my patience. Considering the people who attend my school, you would think that I'm this rude, over-bearing, violent, impulsive girl who loves nothing more than to instigate fights, start arguments, talk about girls behind their back and smile in their face. Personally, I absolutely despise it when girls fight over boys, especially in high school. In the end, both girls look stupid and only one of them "wins" the affections of a boy who isn't worth the time they give. The only thing that makes me angrier than girls fighting over a guy is when they try to include me in the debacle. There is NO boy in my school, or the world even, worth fighting for, especially if the boy in question wasn't mine to begin with. High school girls are crazy and I'm so thankful that in three short months I will no longer be grouped with them. 
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AMEN!
Perhaps you remember one of my ex-colleagues, Mrs. Daniels, an English teacher who left LHS for a supervisory position elsewhere. She had three beautiful daughters, each intelligent, statuesque, and poised.
Mrs. Daniels and I had long talks, and she told me that she taught her daughters not to get mixed up with boys while in high school, that academics and extracurriculars are their priority. The girls will have time in college and beyond to start dabbling with guys.
Think of what life would be like, and how less pressure there would be if more students were raised like this? Once and a while, a high school student comes along who has the maturity to have a relationship and stay focused.
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