Seriously, I hate it when people make sarcastic remarks about my trip to Australia. Just because I was there doesn't mean I am high and mighty.
"You go Australia, doesn't mean you so smart."
"Is your brain still left in Australia?"
"Some people go Australia think they so cool la."
LOL. You sound jealous if anything's the case. Blame me if I am sensitive, but I do not appreciate your sarcasm at all. Talk about abuse of authority.
I mean, Linda did her homework while she was talking, so she said "I don't appreciate people who do work while I am still teaching." *pointed look* Then to me, "I don't appreciate people who daydream when I am teaching. Did you leave your brain in Australia?" *pointed looks*
LOL, make up your mind, woman. People do work while you're talking, gets scolded. People look at you while you're talking, gets insulted. WTF.
Yes I am venting and I don't care much that I am. Sue me if you want to be unprofessional. If you have the right to make degrading comments about me in class, I have every right to make degrading comments about you on my blog.
I don't care how important is the subject you teach, either it's Political Science or Arts and Crafts, but I demand
respect in return to the respect I give my teachers.
Some more I didn't even win anything in Australia, wtf. Some more I wasn't doing anything but looking up at you while you ranted at us. It's not personal because I know the nicest teachers get grumpy at 4Sc1 even when they're not ovulating, but
I DO NOT LIKE PERSONAL AND INSULTING COMMENTS DIRECTED AT ME WHEN I HAVE NOT PROVOKED THEM AND I AM NOT ONE TO REMAIN SILENT WHILE BEING TRAMPLED UPON.Speaking of that, we have an EST assignment, which is to write what you admire in your classmates. It's not hard because even in people you don't like, there's always something you admire. Whether it's big boobs or humor or niceness or cheerfulness, there is something.
There is always something to be admired in everyone. You don't have to like it but you sure admire it. Take Peter Parker for example, I despise men in red suits pretending to be spiders, unless they're from Krypton with huge penises or have reindeer and live in the North Pole, but I sure admire him for being able to climb up buildings
like that.
Apart from that, I've learnt that everyone deserves a good cry every time they menstruate, but other than that let's just embrace the world for what it is and not expect life to always give you what you want especially when you yourselves are in the wrong and expect others to give way to you. It's just not the way it works, unfortunately. Life is unfair, so suck it up and hold your head high, it's a way to save dignity and move on with life.
Not that it's embarassing to cry or tune in your emotions or anything ( being Oprah-politically-correct) but we're all 16 now and no longer playing tag near a sandbox.
I used to cry whenever I bumped my knee on a table corner but now I just hold it in till I get home because showing your emotions in front of others no longer gets you noticed and comforted, but just shows you're weak plus you make others uncomfortable. And my image counts more to me than anything, I would do anything to appear to others that I am
young, strong, resilient.LOL that was a Choral Speaking line. I miss my younger days. I feel so old now, though I have a lot more growing up to do. Both mentally and I hope, physically. I want to grow cleavage and 3 more inches.
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