How did you get through the average day of High School?

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24 Oct 2010, 9:39 pm

richardbenson wrote:
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now, odly enough. i sit here and talk to you~

Why is it odd?
im just being wierd. ignore me :P

although, the techonology thats able to connect our words from computers is kind of amazing


Yes, sometimes I forget how amazing it is. But I remember hopping up and down and dancing around the room back in the very late 80s when I sent an email message to a professor in Ireland and got a response from him in fewer than fifteen minutes. It was so exciting to me because I used to have an Irish pen friend and it would take WEEKS to get a letter back from her and here I had just exchanged letters with someone in Ireland in mere minutes!


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25 Oct 2010, 1:29 am

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I grew my hair really long, so I could hide inside it, and sat in the corners, doodling, writing and reading.
Ah yes. Doodling. I forgot about that. Endless doodling. Doodling is a lifesaver.
So very true. Doodling and hiding in the library at lunch.

Ditto. I think this might be why I got so good at drawing made-up faces. I doodled or I daydreamed.

I learned to pass the time, ( to make whole days and weeks pass ), "invisibly", without moving, in school. I've never really lost the habit.
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25 Oct 2010, 2:19 am

Doing my school work, reading, sleeping, pacing, playing my video games or listening to music. Being on the computer.

But in my senior year I had to bring ear plugs with me because the freshman in my class get loud in Spanish and I didn't like sitting with my ears covered and I didn't like standing in the hall and the floor was too dirty for me to sit so I started bringing ear plugs to use for that class. Plus they also chat with me in that class.

I also remember having violent thoughts because kids piss me off because of how they treat me and how they act.

I also got extra help in school and I was always taken back to the resource room when I act up in class.



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25 Oct 2010, 4:24 am

I did my work and avoided socialising whenever possible. I do pretty much the same thing in college.



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25 Oct 2010, 7:26 am

Well after finding work very difficult as I have learning difficulties, I just stoped caring, focused on my fitness and boxing then did 5 years in the Army.

So all I did at school was, be a complete neusance, Day-Dream alot, and lots of staying behind after school.
I also got bullied all the way through school aswel so that didn't help. (thats why I started boxing etc.)



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25 Oct 2010, 10:06 am

My day in HS? Come, stay quiet and wait for the end. I used to sleep (people thought I had Narcolepsy and I didn't correct them; I still fall asleep during classes), draw, read, write songs lyrics or hatebook (diary) and be absentminded. I was horribly bored and tired at school. I had severe depression.
It was special school for gifted kids, but NT kids. Too many lessons, too many words and too much stress.


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25 Oct 2010, 10:49 am

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(Or do if you are still in it like me)
I mainly get by with daydreaming, though my grades have sometimes suffered as a result.


Yup.

Zone out. Shut down. That was my life for high school.



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25 Oct 2010, 12:05 pm

I got through with some difficulty.

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