High School!
- Thread starter Jack T
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I say drop out and get your GED later honestly. That is if your smart enough to pass it later on after the mind melting booze, bud, and other fun drugs on the road.
i dropped out 2 weeks b4 graduation (wasn't gonna pass anyways). i just did not agree with the idea of having to sit inside all day long, only to have to go Home and do more hours of schooling. fuck that. so i never did homework...
Last week i finally finished taking my ged tests that i'd been putting off.
If I could do it again, i'd drop out of highschool much much earlier, and began taking some college classes while at home.
i prefered homeschooling when i did that for a year and a half. i didn't appreciate anything i was "learning" that they forced us to sit in class and study. and as far as socially goes...my school was very homophobic and i was very shy so i had few friends and hated it.
Last week i finally finished taking my ged tests that i'd been putting off.
If I could do it again, i'd drop out of highschool much much earlier, and began taking some college classes while at home.
i prefered homeschooling when i did that for a year and a half. i didn't appreciate anything i was "learning" that they forced us to sit in class and study. and as far as socially goes...my school was very homophobic and i was very shy so i had few friends and hated it.
yeah it seemed I would either intimidate people, or they would only talk to me to be seen with the "punk rock chick." other than that, i spent a year in independent study, a year in a juvinial high school, and about 3 months in a normal school.
i finished high school, didnt want to but stuck in there and finished. Sometimes i wish i would have dropped out...but now that i've been done with it for a bit it doesnt seem to be that big of a deal to me. dropping out/ged/hs diploma....seems like they all work out the same anyways.
i dropped out
and sadly
regret that choice
i went to a high school
that was very racialy divided
and it sucked teacher wise
i could have taught better then them
and sadly
regret that choice
i went to a high school
that was very racialy divided
and it sucked teacher wise
i could have taught better then them
I graduated and kinda wish I didnt. I could've seen and done a lot more but I was pretty much on probation until I graduated so I don't think I could've done and seen more without having more legal troubles. Never did get my diploma though. They day of my graduation ceremony was the day I rode my first train ha