How would you describe yourself at school?
Jun 30, 2018 18:50:36 GMT 10
Post by SharksFan99 on Jun 30, 2018 18:50:36 GMT 10
This is inspired by the thread aja675 created about classifying members based on school stereotypes. How would you describe yourself during your time at school?
Personally, I was the quiet, reserved kid who had a close-circle of friends and unique hobbies/interests. In primary school, I would often read astronomy and weather books on the bus to school. I picked a book of mine from home, put it in my school bag and took it with me to school. If I finished my work in class early, I often wrote creative writing stories in a spare exercise book that I owned (if I remember, I will share a few of them on here). They're kind of depressing, in retrospect, because a lot of the stories revolved around death. For instance, when I was in Year 5 (I was 11), I wrote a story about a daredevil motorbike rider who rode down a mountain, but they crashed on the way down and died.
All throughout my time in school, I was always under the mindset that I was a bit of an outcast (namely because I liked things that the majority of the other kids didn't), but in actual fact, I was well-liked by my peers and I was thankfully never really bullied by anyone. I only received the odd one or two nasty comments, but that was very rare and I wouldn't consider it to be bullying, because it wasn't consistent. I was almost voted as the SRC representative for my class in Year 3; I missed out by one vote and that vote was made by my teacher.
As you could imagine, I was really peeved off at that.
Personally, I was the quiet, reserved kid who had a close-circle of friends and unique hobbies/interests. In primary school, I would often read astronomy and weather books on the bus to school. I picked a book of mine from home, put it in my school bag and took it with me to school. If I finished my work in class early, I often wrote creative writing stories in a spare exercise book that I owned (if I remember, I will share a few of them on here). They're kind of depressing, in retrospect, because a lot of the stories revolved around death. For instance, when I was in Year 5 (I was 11), I wrote a story about a daredevil motorbike rider who rode down a mountain, but they crashed on the way down and died.
All throughout my time in school, I was always under the mindset that I was a bit of an outcast (namely because I liked things that the majority of the other kids didn't), but in actual fact, I was well-liked by my peers and I was thankfully never really bullied by anyone. I only received the odd one or two nasty comments, but that was very rare and I wouldn't consider it to be bullying, because it wasn't consistent. I was almost voted as the SRC representative for my class in Year 3; I missed out by one vote and that vote was made by my teacher.
As you could imagine, I was really peeved off at that. ★☆GäBBï☆★ likes this
I got picked on a lot, and had only a few friends, not all of whom would be in my classes, so I was often a loner. 
... My anxiety got so bad I just shut up to everyone, I didn't talk to anyone and I would write my response on a notebook if my classmates or teachers asked me anything. 
