I WANT TO BURN THE SCHOOL DOWN!

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Kris94
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11 Feb 2008, 5:14 pm

I HATE SCHOOL! IM treated unfairly by teachers, my peers have no respect for me, Im angry all the time and Iv'e been having thoughts of burning the school down, I want to attck the teachers, and BEAT THE OTHER KIDS LIKE THEY BEAT ME! I HATE SCHOOL! I HATE IT !I HATE IT! SCHOOL IS S**T AND ALL THE KIDS ARE PR**KS!

I think I should tell someone about this and get help but I dont want to go to va psyciatric unit...
help me please!! !


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11 Feb 2008, 5:21 pm

Tell some of the more strong and strict teachers. That's what stopped the bullying in my case.

Violence is usually not a good sollution, but in some cases it's the only way to stop a bully. A friend of me broke the arm on a guy who bullied him. After this the bully was scared of him.

I also hated school, but keep your chin up, it's not gonna last forever. My grades sucked, but eventually I graduated, and in the end it was worth it.


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11 Feb 2008, 5:44 pm

hmmm... ill tell what i did back in school when i was bullied.

first few years of elementary i just did not do anything. i had hardly physical strenght, and everyone bullieing was either older or in a group.

later on, last 2 years of elementary school i turned to be the tallest and strongest in class, being accompanied with jiu-jiutsu classes made me change. at first, i still got bullied. i would find the strongest of the group and beat the s**t out of him while the rest watched, but made sure it was off school property. sometimes even had to face more then 1. (good thing that if i get pissed off my nerves get shut down...i wont feel anything in relation to pain)

after a while it was known they'd better stop bullieing me if they did not want ending up at the doctor (i never hitted the faces or genetals. always a body part they'd get bruises, and would hurt like hell, but would not show any blood or something)

so, after me they started picking on other people. As I understood the situation, i became a haven. since if i'd notice a bully id beat the crap out of him if the bullee'd (screw spelling) asked me for help.

then, mid school came. lasted 2 years on strong christian school before kicked out. never had a single day i did not run into trouble. but the crazy i got while pissed, i would take (at age 12-13) no fear, and if attacked, even fight an 17 or 18 year old. no matter who i would not bow down and get myself beaten up or scolded at. some people feared me, as i'd show my strenght without regards. some people, just like in elementary, would find a haven in me. some would just not get in my way.

after i got kicked out because of an incident with a teacher, i went to a school for hard to raise children, where i met people of age 12-18 who had already been in prison, taken drugs, armed robbery and what not. I had learned to be carefull with people at a new place, but never to show any sign of fear. this made me accepted yet not bullied (well not often anyway, and i'd get someone to join me and talk to the person. if that didnt stop it i asked for a contest in the gym, with any physical contact sport. boxing, wrestling, karate, judo, jiu-jiutsu no matter what, i would do it. it got me a few bruises, but alot of respect aswell. i just would never give up. if hit and fallen down, id get back up. i NEVER laid down and left it at what it was.

after a year i finished school there, since i skipped a grade. exams done...next school. ended up being the youngest in my class...and probably of the whole school. was 15 years old, the second youngest in my class being 17. however, these people, where mostly adults, or close to it. would not pick a fight, and if they would, only verbally. no physical contact.


you may choose to go down my path, but be prepared for the happening of severe bruises, staying late as punishment, alot of talking with teachers (just sit back and let them rant, while going into your own universe leaving only your physical self behind)



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11 Feb 2008, 6:40 pm

Are you familiar with an organisation called 'Integrating Children'?


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11 Feb 2008, 6:58 pm

Burning the school down and hurting teachers it not appropriate.



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12 Feb 2008, 12:31 am

I know the feeling of unfair when it comes to kids and teachers. If I met some of my primary school teachers these days I would let them know how s**t they are.

There are better things to do than burn the school down, I mean, if you did that, people will just blame you more and treat you worse.

Why not try taking up some sort of exersise such as kickboxing?



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12 Feb 2008, 1:36 am

complain to the principal. burning the school down would make things worse for u.



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12 Feb 2008, 7:51 am

Tell the teachers that you want to burn the school down and if you ever did it would be there fault for not helping you stop bullys. It would only be the truth.



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12 Feb 2008, 9:14 am

I often felt like (and threatened) burning my school down, but instead I ran away and never went back. You NEED to tell someone you really trust what is happening because I didn't tell anyone until three years after I left school with absolutely no qualification and that meant that my Mum was mad at me for 'faking' illness when I refused to go in. She felt really bad later on.


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13 Feb 2008, 7:39 am

Definitely tell the principal or even superintendent about this. This sounds like what I felt like last year. I told my parents and they went to the superintendent and 2 teachers lost their jobs. So, tell someone. If you do things will get better.


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13 Feb 2008, 7:41 am

Spare thy teachers, for they have not done harm unto thee.

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13 Feb 2008, 1:09 pm

WAIT! You're living in zero-tolerance land. In zero-tolerance land, people turn off their brains. If you go to one of the inhabitants of zero-tolerance land and tell them you have any sort of urges to commit a crime, zero-tolerance law forces them to overreact to the highest possible degree. You can literally find yourself kicked out of school and on CNN, your future ruined.

Do not forget, you're dealing with cattle. Cattle that can bite.



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13 Feb 2008, 1:09 pm

Kalister1 wrote:
Spare thy teachers, for they have not done harm unto thee.

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Wow, you haven't met the teachers I had in school. 8O



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13 Feb 2008, 1:37 pm

Luckily, I have some self-control and I won't burn my school down.
jail would be worse than school! (i cant belive i said that)
i wish I could but i wont...
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13 Feb 2008, 2:01 pm

Kris94 wrote:
Luckily, I have some self-control and I won't burn my school down.
jail would be worse than school! (i cant belive i said that)
i wish I could but i wont...
8O


I'm going to introduce you to a concept that will drive you crazier than your avatar. It's called "Perception is Reality". While you and I and everyone who has an ounce of sanity knows that this is not literally the case, unfortunately, people do not perceive reality and, if those people have any sort of power at all, what they perceive is what matters. If people PERCEIVE that you MIGHT burn down the school, it changes their perception -- and their concept of reality -- and, if they have power, it affects YOUR reality. So, a principal, for example, thinking you might burn down a school, because he has power, that perception is all that matters. It doesn't matter if you actually wouldn't because that is reality. His reality starts a domino affect where, eventually, their perception of you gets so distorted that, because they have power, your reality gets worse and worse.

This is why I can't keep a job, btw... I never have power, so those who are threatened by my talents shape the reality of those in power (particularly effective when I'm a contractor and below everyone in the organization) to keep me on because I'm cleaning up their mess, but ensure that I never gain power in the organization by backstabbing me. It is, I believe, our greatest enemy as aspies and once we understand that, we can at least understand the mechanism behind our downfalls (even if we do not have the equipment to counteract the problem).



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14 Feb 2008, 3:13 am

Burning schools down is never a bad thing.