How did highschool go for you?

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73_Autistic_Fuck_54

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My experience was shit, undiagnosed 'tism + teachers that couldn't even be bothered to teach anything to me + parents that couldn't understand the shit I was supposed to be learning. I didn't learn a goddamn thing.
 
It was decent. Most kids in my grade were pretty cool to each other. Slightly dull though, I didn't start having real fun until college.
 
I loved high school. I finally realized that I didn’t have to be friends with people I found unpleasant, so I built a smaller but much nicer group of friends.

Academically, I was lucky and went to a very good high school with great teachers who had all been teaching for like thirty years.

It was overall very pleasant, but I think it depends on the school more than anything else.
 
Freshman year sucked, sophomore and junior year were alright, but then things sucked again when senior year rolled around. Lots of people at my school were stuck up and preppy and I didn't fit in at all, being spergy and lower middle class. Some teachers were alright but others seemed to have it out for me. One gave me shit for being "quiet" and not being picked for group projects like it was my fucking fault those snobs in the class hated me and an English teacher just straight up didn't like me because I was one of the few non-preps in that class. The latter soured my views on college so much that I gave up on the idea of going to a 4 year college. Why the fuck would I want to be surrounded by more people like that?

I became a functioning hikkikomori for years after I graduated because of how much misanthropy and mistrust my high school experience gave me. Thankfully shit got better by my mid 20s.
 
it was absolutely a horrible experience for me, my teachers hated me, because they hated people I was related too. public education is such a terrible fucking idea, our schools at least in america were literally designed by prison architects.
 
It was fine. I was bright enough to get mediocre grades despite putting forth basically no effort at all. I had a group of friends-of-convenience, but had no particular interest in being thought well of by others.

I was a very, very oblivious, unmotivated teenager.
 
Completely bewildering. The school I went to was designed for ~2,000 students, but had 3,500. Any sports had to be played about a half hour away because the fields were covered in temporary buildings. I would have actually preferred the school experience depicted in movies and television where kids are snotty and cliquish because the way they shuffled so many student between classes made it very hard for even the most socially awesome person to make friends. I did get along well enough with most of my classmates, even the blacks bussed in from the inner city were mostly pleasant and kept any violence between themselves. My only really good teacher was my German teacher, probably why I love learning new languages, the rest were unqualified to teach their particular subject. A few times, someone in the administration made a mistake where something in the classes I was scheduled for did not match my report card, so I got a failing grade in a class I never took and couldn't move on to the next grade until that was fixed. If it prepared me for anything, it was dealing with surly black women at the DMV who act like doing the job they are paid for is a big favor.
 
There was this one high school I went to that had a nigger teacher do absolutely butt fuck nothing. He was the Earth Science teacher, but it was more of a study hall. Worst teacher I ever had. Other than that, I was pretty much a loner.
 
Boring as fuck. I just spent half my time doing anything other than work. Most of the friends I knew were assholes that did drugs or ended up dropping out.

I actually got along quite well with my classmates weirdly enough, the bullying was minimal, the teachers were just really bad at their jobs
Same with mine. Bullying didn't even exist at my school. Even the really weird emo wannabe shooter kids were still liked. The only kids I hated were the typical edgy larpers that bragged about watching gore and pretending to be in gangs.
 
The first half sucked but I changed schools and it got better. I had good teachers at both schools. The teachers you have really makes a difference.
 
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I wish I had been homeschooled. All public school teaches you is that society is designed to cater to the bottom 20% and you have to stand and wait for them to catch up. If you're even slightly above average it's a waste of your time.
 
I had a fantastic time in high school. My autism was finally addressed properly and I had a lot of personal growth. Middle school was the real hell on Earth.
 
My highschool had a decent shop program. First year we were building picnic tables and by senior year we were framing, roofing, flashing and siding sheds. 90% of what I learned in school (including college) is useless factoids. 100% of what I learned in shop is cash money knowledge $$$.
 
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