Things that boil your blood!

[Zikken]

I'm partially homeschooled. I really only need to go to school to get my stuff checked if its correct or not. I don't know what's bad about it though? Its better like that, I don't get bullied at every steps I make, don't get used because I'm good in Art and English class, even though I don't have Art class anymore.

[Master]

Meh, knowing what I'm like, I can imagine I'd have really suffered on the social front had I been homeschooled. I'm enough of a recluse as is.

[Son of Dark]

I was home-schooled for 1 and a half years when I was 13, but I got back into school after that, I can tell you it does create an impact on sociability, took me 2 years to get back on the general social scale though

[Zikken]

Meh, I never talked to anyone other than snapping at them in school. Either I was completely silent or yelling at bullies so my social skills never changed since 4 years.

[Son of Dark]

Well, to be honest I wouldn't say that school sets the general social "expectant" behavior of things, as now days in state schools you usually get your gangsta society within them, so it basically took me 2 years to cope with that, so I don't believe it affected much else... And dealing with the bullying as well yes, ironically just as you know how to deal with it, you get to a stage where this kind of thing doesn't happen anymore...

[Master]

Ehh, part of me will always feel bitter about the bullying I faced, but I guess I'm also kind of glad, my younger self was naive when it came to social interactions, I've learnt a great deal in approaching people as a result.

[Son of Dark]

Amen (These brackets containing an elaborate explanation is an ingenious method of allowing me to get away with a one-word-relevant post)

[technology4617]

Being homeschooled is best in my opinion. What's so bad about it?

Not being able to meet many people and having to have your mother screaming at you because "you're not taking her seriously as a teacher." There was another guy who had the same problem as I did when he was homeschooled.

Luckily I haven't encountered much bullying, since the two schools I have been to so far have been pretty decent, though I don't know that many people at this one.

[OCG]

Had no idea your mother was your teacher. Now I understand why you don't like it

[Adsolution]

Not being able to meet many people and having to have your mother screaming at you because "you're not taking her seriously as a teacher." There was another guy who had the same problem as I did when he was homeschooled.

I'd only first heard about homeschooling when I was eleven, and I thought it sounded cool, new and interesting, but now I feel the same way you do about it, aside from the fact that lord knows how terrible my mother would be at being patient with teaching anything beyond multiplication that isn't the degree coordinate of how to spike a volleyball.

Ehh, part of me will always feel bitter about the bullying I faced, but I guess I'm also kind of glad, my younger self was naive when it came to social interactions, I've learnt a great deal in approaching people as a result.

Even while my social skills were never that skimpy (which isn't to say I always enjoyed socialising, for a large portion of my life I didn't whatsoever, but nonetheless had the 'natural' ability to do so if I wanted, I suppose), I still agree. There are things I've learned from such experiences that I value very much.

[technology4617]

I'd only first heard about homeschooling when I was eleven, and I thought it sounded cool, new and interesting, but now I feel the same way you do about it, aside from the fact that lord knows how terrible my mother would be at being patient with teaching anything beyond multiplication that isn't the degree coordinate of how to spike a volleyball.

Even my mother was glad that I wasn't being homeschooled anymore, and that I went to school before the more advanced subjects cropped up, and so she could have more time for other endeavors.

[The Jonster]

Well there are quite a few things that can make me mad but not to the point where I start raging I think. But if there's one thing that will really get me mad it's when other people start picking on my friends/insulting them/does injustice to them. I have more things that could probably cause me to rage but this one is probably the one most likely to get me mad.

[R4Y_ANC3L]

There are a lot of things that make me mad.

1) People who get the wrong idea. In other words, you are doing something But another person Thinks that what you are doing is seemingly wrong from an "angle" or just their thought anyway. And then you get in trouble for doing.. Adsolutely nothing harmful at all. There are a lot people in where I standing(country that is). My parents were a problem like that too.

2) You all probably heard of the saying "Peter pays for Paul and Paul pays for all". Well, I hate that saying and the meaning of the saying. I might probably hate the Bible for that too. That happens a lot in my school. I am the most quiet person in my class. And When I say that, I mean like sit still where I am until the Teacher for the next subjects appears While Everyone else is up and about When They are not supposed to. Whenever a Teacher leaves the classroom, It becomes a madhouse and when the noise is discovered by staff, the whole class(including me) face Punishments without any given explanation and reasons. And that is When I heard that saying out of the staff's mouths. That happened many times before, by the way. It is not fun When you are in a class full of people who are up to no Good, all day... Everyday.

3) Not feeling Good about myself When I should be. When I was younger, I was always the person who always places 1st in class according to Academic performances in the term report. But Sometimes my parents specifically my Father gets distracted by one of two grades in general. I can Remember the day when I bought my report home it said that I came first again in class. And all he did was yell at me. Did he say "Congratulations! You did great!"? No he Didn't and it is all because he had his eye on a grade that seemed low and disappointing. And he sorta punished me even though I did well and came first again. This sh!t was happening Since I was like in Third form level and up to the fourth of the school. And the thing was that my mother was the only one who congratulated me. I have had way more messed up problems with my parents When I was younger and it was Kinda stressful just thinking these things again Since those times were driving me to suicide(and I actually tried to hang myself in class before but a student noticed and I had help from the guidance counselor.) and maybe murder Since I felt like killing my Father in his sleep. But that sh!t is all over now because Hey I graduated but because my school does not have the form level that I needed. I need to go Somewhere else to get it which is no problem. At least my examination Results came Back and They liked my hard work. Things were getting brighter now. It is not as dark as my younger life.

[Steo]

What annoys me more than anything is when someone borrows money from me to pay someone else or to feed their bad "habits", thinking I don't need money just because I don't have one of those habits. The other thing is asking for a lend when they can't afford to pay me back, the saying I've heard for that is "borrowing from Peter to pay Paul". When it comes to that and someone just keeps asking for more or else pays me back then asks for a lend again the same day, it starts to really piss me off.

[The Jonster]

Another thing that makes me mad is when I tell people what’s wrong with them, being posting, personality, whatever and they just make up excuses to try and run away from the hard situation at hand. That is very narrow-minded, cowardly and very selfish.

Of course I know I was guilty of that at some point.

[Steo]

I don't know what it is about me, whether stuff has happened in my past etc. But when people lie or cheat it literally drives me crazy as you've likely seen in the past couple of months if you're a regular member. I don't even know why it is, but even thinking of people lying makes me want to just break something

It annoys me more than anything else in the world, even more than my acid reflux. I can't help that I feel that way and I assume others probably aren't the same, but lies just really grind my gears.

Liars actually make me extremely angry, more angry than anything else. Lies can have effects on other people and then I'm left to wonder why the person persisted to lie in the first place and couldn't just tell the truth. I think it's actually pretty selfish of people to lie at times. I understand secrets and little white lies, but that's completely different.

[Aaron]

I hate when people lie too. Especially when they try their best to get you in trouble when you didn't even do anything bad. I hate when people do that because that's what got me in trouble back in 3rd grade but I don't even want to bring it up because it happened such a long time ago.

[Steo]

Ah the manipulative liars. There's literally nothing worse than those people. Some people only annoy me because their lies aren't actually beneficial to them and they just do it anyway. It's as if they just like lying to your face because they enjoy it.

[R4Y_ANC3L]

What also gets on my nerves is when all of my hard work gets messed up on purpose and having to start over because of that one person. I really hate to experience that. I spend so much time on something when I could've been doing something else. That doesn't happen often to me But that is just something horrible.

[Steo]

Oh and another thing that annoys me is attention seekers or drama queens. Like people overreacting over little things and making them out to be worse than they really are, just for some attention or sympathy. Things such as grazing your knee and saying "OMG HELP! IT'S GOING TO NEED AT LEAST 10 STITCHES! I THINK I'M GONNA BLEED OUT!"