The parent are the one im blaming, but it may have sounded like i blamed the kids.
My little sister, who is TEN....Has more makeup than me and my mom combined.
Any encounters with annoying, rude kids?
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The parent are the one im blaming, but it may have sounded like i blamed the kids.
My little sister, who is TEN....Has more makeup than me and my mom combined.
thebootycall
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ಠ_ಠ wow. I've actually never worn makeup in my life.
thebootycall
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lmfao I know a kid who took a selfie with Kelly Slater and it was put on his facebook page. This is a VERY big deal for Australians.
#Nomakeupnofilter#Getalldaladies
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Everyone I know had instagram when they were 11, *coughs*Exceptme*coughs*.
I thank the world that my brother doesn't have or isn't interested in facebook like all of my classmates when they were his age (8)
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Shokyokudesuka
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This is exactly how I feel. I'm 14 and I live in the UK (most outsiders think we're posh and well mannered but seriously it's not like that) and there are some people in my year (in my grade for non British) who I seriously hate with a passion just for how they present themselves. I know they say you shouldn't judge from the outside, but what is there to judge on the inside when it's evident all they care about is their 3 day relationships and how they look.
I've tried to get along with them, but it seems they also care too much about what others look like too. I'm not the most attractive person ever, I don't wear make-up or spend ages doing my hair. That is a problem for them, for some reason. To be accepted as someone they acknowledge you must be pretty and wear make-up.
As I've seen in some of my classes, they seem to think it's funny to be disrespectful to the teachers (people who work their butts off every day for us). In my school it's become a thing that being horrible to teachers and making their job harder is funny. Now I judge people on how they treat people who work hard for others because I know I should avoid anyone who thinks it's acceptable to make someone's job hard, especially when they're working to make these people's lives easier. I hate those kinds of people with a passion.
Anyways, back to the quote. Another fun story here!
There's a girl who dyed her hair a luminous yellow/orange colour (why) and through her high school life (2 and a half years so far) has had around 18 relationships. She's been with her current one for a while, but only because he doesn't see through her using him for sex. Every other time she was after a 16+ year old so she could show him off and act really popular. There are more reasons I hate her.
My best friend had a boyfriend who she loved and was with for a long time, however this guy was close friends with the girl I hate so for some reason he would side with her twisted stories over his own girlfriends. The girl I hate told him my best friend was using him to get over her last boyfriend and every time my best friend tried to stand up and say it wasn't true, the girl would say she was horrible for saying she was lying because she has "depression" and "anxiety" and all of these other problems. My best friend would find something which made her happy, but the girl would always take it away from her. She stole her art, her boyfriend, her friends, and then she blamed it all on her "depression". This girl is such an attention seeker I can't even look at her without being irritated. She will cry in the middle of a class so everyone will feel sympathetic for her, and then she will leave because she feels like she's gonna faint, or she'll come in to a lesson late, or sometimes not even show up at all. You might think "well you don't even know her back story, she might be really depressed actually". When she is not being her "depressed" attention seeking self (probably didn't get as much attention as she'd liked), she becomes her loud, annoying child attention seeking self. She butts in to every conversation, mockingly talks to the quiet people in the class and acts dumb so people laugh at her.
I have nowhere else to express my extreme hatred for these people, so please accept me here.
Thank you for hearing out my feelings if you read it :') I love you guys
I am of 12 years of age (like most people on this thread) and I have to deal with Year 9 to Year 11's getting pissed of with every person that crosses their path. I have done this multiple times at accident and they shout back "You stupid s**t"
Also most of the Year 7's, joke about drugs and use bad language a lot. They also pretty much call me stupid for liking Anime and J-pop, and constantly to no end talk about Rock music and boybands. Even when we're learning about complex sentences.
And there was these twin brothers in the Petrol Station (Gas station for you Americans) who kept swearing and flipping the bird at me and my little brother over my mothers car and how "F****** bloody dirty and ugly" it was. I did nothing however my little brother fuelled the fire.
Also I remember my friends dating at 7, while I haven't dated anyone yet. I couldn't care less for the idiots at my school, hitting on anything that moves. It doesn't help that I look 15 -_-
Our generation, eh?
Also most of the Year 7's, joke about drugs and use bad language a lot. They also pretty much call me stupid for liking Anime and J-pop, and constantly to no end talk about Rock music and boybands. Even when we're learning about complex sentences.
And there was these twin brothers in the Petrol Station (Gas station for you Americans) who kept swearing and flipping the bird at me and my little brother over my mothers car and how "F****** bloody dirty and ugly" it was. I did nothing however my little brother fuelled the fire.
Also I remember my friends dating at 7, while I haven't dated anyone yet. I couldn't care less for the idiots at my school, hitting on anything that moves. It doesn't help that I look 15 -_-
Our generation, eh?
Celestefey
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I'm sorry you have to put up with crappy people in the older years. However, I am in year 11 and you have to understand that the older years do gradually become more agitated because they are stressed out over a lot of things such as exams and lots of school work, so they can snap over the smallest of things. Actually, I am guilty of it myself too, I have snapped at a few year 7s who walk slowly in the corridor, but hey, maybe that's because I'm used to secondary school life and it annoys me when people just try to disrupt my day and etc. I hope that makes sense? All I'm trying to say is a lot of the time these people don't WANT to be mean to you and you have to understand some of the reasons as to why they may be mean to you. I mean it certainly doesn't excuse their behaviour (seriously... using such profane language too?!), because NO ONE should be nasty to anyone, but at the same time, you should just try to understand anyway.
But ugh, yeah I hate people like that too. I generally hate it when people joke about profane things and use profane language, because it's not necessary! You don't need to swear a billion times just to tell a story or a joke.
I mean that's my opinion anyway, but it is something some people do grow out of anyway. In year 7, everyone tries to seem edgy and cool because they're finally in secondary school (well, the ones with a massive ego anyone, not saying all of them do anyway!), so they try and joke about "rude" or "forbidden" things to seem "cool" to their new friends, but they just seem stupid! D:Also, don't ever listen to those bullies! You should ALWAYS stay yourself, no matter what. LIKE the things you like, because that's what makes you YOU. And if you do that, people will gradually learn to respect you and you'll seem way cooler than those idiots talking about those ridiculous boybands and what have you.
Anyway, sorry my post ended up turning into an advice post, but I could just empathise with you a little there so I had to reply to that section anyway.
But yes, I have met annoying, rude, disrespectful people in my lifetime, like everyone has. I think the last "disrespectful" encounter I had was when I sent a long message to someone trying to cheer them up after they made lots of sad posts, and I didn't even get so much as a thank you. Just got ignored.
I mean a thank you WOULD have been nice, but... Nope. :c Makes me wonder why I try at times. Would be nice to be acknowledged.All humans that are still decent, all aboard the Spaceship to Mars! Those who are disappointed in the younger generation, please line up to the right, while those who are just decent human beings, line up to the left please, thank you.
Just by reading the posts, I'm starting to lose faith in humanity, little by little.Can I have a window spot?
bloomwaker
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On my mom's side of the family, anyone younger than my brother seems to be a rude little git.
They give off the impression that they're trying to be edgy, cursing left and right, calling things gay, throwing around the n-word, insulting anyone that's remotely nice when the adults aren't around. The worst part is that some of the adults don't intervene because they're not their kids. I get not wanting to overstep boundaries but when rude kids are teaming up on a nicer kid, that kind of behavior shouldn't be ignored, it should be corrected.
I don't know. I feel like some little kids are hitting the obnoxious teenager phase way too early, and with more frequency. I'm so glad my brother isn't like that.
They give off the impression that they're trying to be edgy, cursing left and right, calling things gay, throwing around the n-word, insulting anyone that's remotely nice when the adults aren't around. The worst part is that some of the adults don't intervene because they're not their kids. I get not wanting to overstep boundaries but when rude kids are teaming up on a nicer kid, that kind of behavior shouldn't be ignored, it should be corrected.
I don't know. I feel like some little kids are hitting the obnoxious teenager phase way too early, and with more frequency. I'm so glad my brother isn't like that.
I'll rock paper scissors you for the window spot please >>
I'm sorry you have to put up with crappy people in the older years. However, I am in year 11 and you have to understand that the older years do gradually become more agitated because they are stressed out over a lot of things such as exams and lots of school work, so they can snap over the smallest of things. Actually, I am guilty of it myself too, I have snapped at a few year 7s who walk slowly in the corridor, but hey, maybe that's because I'm used to secondary school life and it annoys me when people just try to disrupt my day and etc. I hope that makes sense? All I'm trying to say is a lot of the time these people don't WANT to be mean to you and you have to understand some of the reasons as to why they may be mean to you. I mean it certainly doesn't excuse their behaviour (seriously... using such profane language too?!), because NO ONE should be nasty to anyone, but at the same time, you should just try to understand anyway.
But ugh, yeah I hate people like that too. I generally hate it when people joke about profane things and use profane language, because it's not necessary! You don't need to swear a billion times just to tell a story or a joke.
Also, don't ever listen to those bullies! You should ALWAYS stay yourself, no matter what. LIKE the things you like, because that's what makes you YOU. And if you do that, people will gradually learn to respect you and you'll seem way cooler than those idiots talking about those ridiculous boybands and what have you.
Anyway, sorry my post ended up turning into an advice post, but I could just empathise with you a little there so I had to reply to that section anyway.
But yes, I have met annoying, rude, disrespectful people in my lifetime, like everyone has. I think the last "disrespectful" encounter I had was when I sent a long message to someone trying to cheer them up after they made lots of sad posts, and I didn't even get so much as a thank you. Just got ignored.
Aw :3
I do know the year 9s and up (especially year 11's) are quite stressed/worried at the moment, so i'm giving them a bit of space
And no, I won't be changing fandoms anytime soon. hahaThanks for your reply though. Glad to see theres decent humans on this planet. :3
Hey Qwerty111 I'm a Year 9 myself you know and i have to deal with some of my classmates at school problems. One boy in my class who joined in Year 7 (he joined my school when i was in year 7) is a complete idiot! he boasted about being rich and i got so pissed off at him. Now in Year 9 i sit next to him in Spanish and he is too lazy to do the work.He was bugging me so much one Spanish lesson i shouted at him and told him to be quiet. Everyone i know hates him because he thinks he can beat people up but he can't!. He just wants to show off as well. My bff in school had a fight with him in my Spanish class and yes my best friend is in all my classes. The boy's name is Zain. Some of my classmates ask what side are you on and I'm like shut up. Zain threw a pen at Daniel (my bff) and he got so ticked off he grabbed his head and banged it badly on the new school benches. He deserved it. And this is the crap i have to deal with.
I was riding my bike today and this kid made fun of me because I have what looks like a guy's bike helmet. He was like 'lol how gay!'
Gay isn't even a valid name to call someone who actually isn't. So many kids say stuff like that and it bugs me.
But to defend myself, and because they'd consider it offensive, I said 'if you want gay, look in the mirror', and then I rode my bike past him and whilst passing him, shoved him to the floor. Then from the distance I shouted 'don't judge people based on stereotypes, kids, cause it makes you seem like a jerk.'
I don't think I handled it that well, but at least the kid was on the floor, right?
Gay isn't even a valid name to call someone who actually isn't. So many kids say stuff like that and it bugs me.
But to defend myself, and because they'd consider it offensive, I said 'if you want gay, look in the mirror', and then I rode my bike past him and whilst passing him, shoved him to the floor. Then from the distance I shouted 'don't judge people based on stereotypes, kids, cause it makes you seem like a jerk.'
I don't think I handled it that well, but at least the kid was on the floor, right?
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