Adsolution wrote:- Unfortunately, I still haven't graduated high school, I'm almost a year late now, and I'm not even very close. Enforced school under all circumstances is such a horrible waste of time, there's no official alternative to even measure one's competence with anything, even things that school doesn't even touch on. I really don't want to finish, but I've been scared into thinking it's the most important thing on the planet by people who had no problem with it or what it represents. It really, really sickens me how many people - basically everyone I've ever talked to - just ignore the morality of the situation. It really goes to show how much people value money over what should be making you happy. I despise the schooling system, and I despise the people who are so manipulated by it that they go as far as to instill blood-curdling fear into you, and not only fear of failure, but fear of virtually disowning you with literal physical repercussions. There's giving simple, harmless advice, but then there's being a detestable human being. This is a passionate hatred of mine, and taking even the smallest step back really shows what a bunch of nonsense the high-schooling system is. They worry about me, someone who has spent so much more time working toward what I'm good at, and that's why they give the fear? No, I worry about them, who live in such a small, small world. Actually, to better re-phrase that, I worry about the generation learning from these closed-minded, abusive knobs.
I think the schooling system is terrible, too. I could ask any person in my school what they want to do with their life and they'll reply with "Dentist" or "Lawyer". But once you ask them what they "wish they could do" they come with things like sports player, musician, actor, things like that. Kids from early ages are already being told that what they want to do is "unrealistic" and they shouldn't even bother to try and work towards it. And they won't change their mind, their going to attend a college for it, get the job, and then one day wonder why they still feel unhappy. It's entirely designed to keep people from ever stepping out from the usual system, and I hate seeing it happen. I don't want to forever live a life where I still dread monday and push myself towards friday, where I'm stuck with tons of responsibilities, issues, stress, and only to live an exact copy of the life of my parents and teach my children to copy my life. I really, really don't want to see me in 20 years living in a suburb neighborhood attending the office five times a week and celebrating my fixed holidays.
I lost my watch, hurt my back at the gym, my bag was stolen with my keys inside so I had to sleep outside like a tramp and I broke my phone. 
