I cant stay in school. I havnt been there in a week now. Ive missed a hell of a lot more, and on top of that, Im not happy with my life when I go to school. Not like depressed. I just get an urge to leave. So I do. and I cant resist the urge cuz it gets worse. On top of that theres a kid in my school that pisses me off so bad, he annoys me n shit , like hes trying to pick a fight but he makes me want to stomp on his head until it splits open, and he keeps tryin to push me like hes all big shit cuz hes white and hangs out with niggers. There I let some stuff out now I feel better
Bro, school sucks, and everybody knows it. You just have to deal with it like everybody else. And if this fucker who thinks he's tough shit tries to pick a fight with you, kick his fucking ass and let him know who's boss. If he annoys the fuck out of you, then stop him from annoying you. I bet it'd make you feel a whole lot better, and help you stay in school, lol!
its okay to skip a day or two... hell, i skipped quite a few days and have great memories because of it but stay in school.... its actually fairly important and you will prolly regret it if you dont. you're sixteen.. you dont got that much more to go. as for that asshole dude.... stand up to him- just be like "excuse me but who the fuck do you think you are?" and see where it goes from there...
see if there is an online school bro, im my neck of the woods there is this program that is super fuckin easy,you can finish 1 credit in a week bro. i had the same prob wit hs, but i guess everyone does man peace, and ******=mean word
I've been through the whole 'I never want to go to school again' thing, and while it really does rock not going, it sucks ot have to make up what you missed. Last year I stayed home 45 days and failed 4 out of 8 classes all because I didn't feel like it. I've cut back on my staying home this year though and have only missed 23 days or something, which is still a lot. But now I'm not in any classes with my friends and am pretty behind because I failed grade 9 science a 2nd time. So basically, my advice is go to school.
yeh sorry about that one man, although like every white guy seems to say it you know we dont mean it the way it was intended to be ment.
I don’t know if my experience will help you sort your problems out or not, but I hope you don't mind me trying. I have 29 years on you and lots of time to look back on. I was the first of four kids to finish high school. It was not easy, I left home at 16, and finished my last year on my own. My older brother and sister were both drop outs, and my younger brother's story was still being written. I thought that to graduate was enough. I now regret not going to college, although at the time it seemed impossible. I have done "ok" for myself over the years, but nothing really started happening for me until I decided to attempt night school, ten years after I graduated. So I have a frame of reference of, not finishing (my brother and sister's), a frame of reference for High School Diploma, and a frame of reference for some college, (although I did not finish). My brother and sister... both have worked hard all their lives, and tried different things for a way to make a living. Neither of them has done more than make a living and now in their fifties are worried about what they will do for a retirement. Neither has been able to put aside anything to prepare for that time in their life. High School Diploma... I worked hard at several different jobs, never making more than about $10.00 an hour and always had to start at the bottom of the food chain when I started a new job. I always found a way to the top of the department, but was still very limited and usually worked long hours. Some College.. I had more opportunities just for attempting college, and still realize that I am limited for not spending three more lousy years to complete. I have made pretty good money, still trying to learn how to save instead of spend. They must teach that in Senior year at the university. But I have had a much better life than my brother and sister. We are still very close, and I have helped them in small ways, and feel that in the future I might be doing more. My whole point (if you are still reading all this) is that the longer you go to school, the better options you have for the rest of your life. You choose your income level when you stop going to school. And that usually last the rest of your life. All that being said, money is not everything, it only gives you options. Find you passion, chase that. Learn to deal with the bullies in life, and work at not being one. Always find a way to give to someone who has a greater need, because you will find that is what offers your soul real peace. Good luck. James
To wrap up some of what James here said, in a neat little quote ... Money can't buy you happiness, but poverty can't buy you anything. =) College is definitely worth it though man. College is the SHIT. Take it from me, I'm there right now. Even at a technical institute. High school is kind of like the hell you have to suffer through before you get to the promised land.
Ya I read all that. Im workin on my school issue lately. Looking into Career choices, something with computers like computer programmer.Always been good with computers. I was actually the average geek in elementary school.
Weedman, IT(information technology) is still a hot field and one that ignores the normal rules of entry. Meaning that what you know is more important than where you went to school, and if you really know your stuff, you can make damn good money. If you are brave, KBR is paying about 88k a year for pretty basic stuff, if your resume will support that background. It really is safe here, the hours are LONG, but the work is not hard. They feed you and even wash your clothes. Of course your options are a few years down the road for that, and the world will change by then, but there will be SOMETHING if you are brave enough to reach for the brass ring. Most important thing, don’t give up or give in. Pick one thing and be THE BEST at it. I come from a background of sales and marketing, and there are two ways to position a product for market. One is to be the cheapest; the other is to be the best. Guess which one pays the best? And that is also the easier one to achieve. Anyone can be a few cents less, not everyone can be perceived as the best. Good luck, James
