Worst High School Experience

Ok so this is embarrassing to write..but i will let it out.

I was in health room talking to my friends. When the administrator came and everyone didn't really see him. So he then looked around and i saw him. I noticed him looking at me and i thought plz don't ask em a question. And before i knew it he pointed at me and said "where are your ovaries?" I was caught of guard and i didn't understand what he meant. I was freaking out, them room got so quiet. I was sweating, and pointed at my stomach. Then i heard laughter people said "your a boy, you have no ovaries". I was so mad at myself, i felt humiliated. I was just so nervous, i had no time to think. Everyone was looking at me and I wished i just dissapered. My friend was a real lets say "bad person" about it. He kept reminding me about it the whole class period. He made it worse,i didn't wanna go to school the next day. But when i got back everyone acted like nothing happened. They just minded their own business. And i felt a bit better, but still it was the worst experienced in high school (still am maybe there are more to come D: )

I know you must be laughing, i am too kind of lol...
But yeah i was just shocked so i had no time to think...
I hope you all understand.
P.s i was nervous about writing this lol but i thought i would share it with you :3
(may have made a few grammar mistakes btw)

JMackenzie said:

Sorry dude. That is pretty funny though...

Worst high school experience was GOING to high school.

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I know lol
i laughed at it later, but still has it mark on me DX

phocas said:

That's a weird question to ask, as if you were being set up. Was this bully behaviour by the admin person?

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What question? and what admin?

Lol, even though it's only been a few years, I don't really remember. I'm pretty sure I forced myself to forget most of it. Maybe it was freshman year when I was aimlessly doing things during luchtime, like taking an extra-long time at the bathroom or pretending like I was getting something to eat, just so I wouldn't have to eat alone.

DanFC said:

Lol, even though it's only been a few years, I don't really remember. I'm pretty sure I forced myself to forget most of it. Maybe it was freshman year when I was aimlessly doing things during luchtime, like taking an extra-long time at the bathroom or pretending like I was getting something to eat, just so I wouldn't have to eat alone.

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Yeah my stories funny lol xD

And i eat alone most of the time. My friend ditched me for his friends. Kinda sucks

Worst experience... Having a gun held against my head on the bus.

kylesesh said:

Worst experience... Having a gun held against my head on the bus.

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That must have been terrible?
did he rob you? or just threaten you?

No... he pulled the trigger but it was empty... I went nuts and had to be taken off the bus to calm down.

kylesesh said:

No... he pulled the trigger but it was empty... I went nuts and had to be taken off the bus to calm down.

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o:
did he get arrested?

kylesesh said:

No... he pulled the trigger but it was empty... I went nuts and had to be taken off the bus to calm down.

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No words:

Well if it makes you feel better, I'm 19 and just found out that girls don't pee out of their vagina's. U_U It's so obvious but I just never really thought about it, sigh.

My worst high school experience was high school in general.

Was sucking on a gel pen during class and unbeknowingstly, the lid came off and I managed to suck the entire tube of ink into my mouth. I didn't want to swallow it and it was mandatory to have the teacher sign a hall slip in order to use the washroom. I had to waltz up to the front of the class with my cheeks bulging and my lips a nice shade of blue while miming to my teacher that I needed to use the washroom.

I found middle school far worse then high school, way more people in high school, easier to be invisible.

Yeah middle school was MUCH worse... but one of the high schools I attended was in a ghetto part of the city (South Seattle/White Center) and was mostly gangsters, wannabe gangsters and exchange students. There was this group of girls just hell bent on making me miserable all year. One week they tried to gang up on me and got me suspended because they said I called them the n word. Another time, they convinced one of the more well known gangsters that I had a crush on him, so he starts harassing me trying to get me to get in his car with him when I was walking to my bus, hanging around my locker trying to spit game at me, etc.

*sigh* thank God I got myself kicked out and attended a GED Program, only to graduate a year and half earlier than my HS class

having to stand up infront of the class for talks i hated that!! remeber blushing/sweating/dry mouth... sooooo glad thats all over with!

sanitariumcalls said:

Yeah middle school was MUCH worse... but one of the high schools I attended was in a ghetto part of the city (South Seattle/White Center) and was mostly gangsters, wannabe gangsters and exchange students.

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I can relate a lot to this. I went to a very urban, poor, ghetto school for one year. The teachers gave up and handed out passing grades regardless of performance. It came to the point where there was no work at all.

I had a few confrontations - money stolen, clothes/property vandalized, I got in a few fights. One fight left me with a dislocated jaw and another ended up with a pair of scissors to my neck. The latter was luckily broken up by a teacher before I lost my grip on the person trying to stab me.

It wasn't uncommon to see students doing drugs, nearly killing each other in fights, or even engaging in things of sexual nature.

The most distinct memory I have isn't my own experiences though. It is how miserable the teachers looked.. assuming they wanted to teach and help people achieve -- and having to go to work to that long after I left.

Sophomore year, sitting in history class. This mean, idiotic guy, who was a popular junior, and his friends and girlfriend were sitting across the room, laughing and pointing to me. Then the guy came up to me and said, "Will you please go out with me"? but it was obvious he was just making fun of me in an exaggerated tone. I was stunned and said, "No thanks" and tried to ignore them. Then he wouldn't let up and kept laughing and saying, "No, please please will you go on a date with me"? While his gf and friends were cracking up. Basicallly inferring I was too ugly for anyone to seriously ask me on a date.

I have many more instances like this one, too, people telling me I was ugly. Really, I think I was one of those vulnerable, shy, girls who looked like an easy target to make fun of.

So many, "You're ugly" and "You look like a boy" comments is the reason I never dressed up or even went to my prom.

phocas said:

Standing in front of the class to get the strap. Answering a question stupidly and getting laughed at because I was day dreaming. Coping with being bullied at school and an alcoholic parent at home.

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Damn, where do you go to school that they still give the strap?!?

anxiousnut said:

Sophomore year, sitting in history class. This mean, idiotic guy, who was a popular junior, and his friends and girlfriend were sitting across the room, laughing and pointing to me. Then the guy came up to me and said, "Will you please go out with me"? but it was obvious he was just making fun of me in an exaggerated tone. I was stunned and said, "No thanks" and tried to ignore them. Then he wouldn't let up and kept laughing and saying, "No, please please will you go on a date with me"? While his gf and friends were cracking up. Basicallly inferring I was too ugly for anyone to seriously ask me on a date.

I have many more instances like this one, too, people telling me I was ugly. Really, I think I was one of those vulnerable, shy, girls who looked like an easy target to make fun of.

So many, "You're ugly" and "You look like a boy" comments is the reason I never dressed up or even went to my prom.

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If I was in that class I would tell them all to go **** themselves. I really am not tough though so if they wanted to fight or something I'd get beat up but I don't really care I got beat up a lot in high school cause I refused to fight back. I have a much easier time sticking up for other people then for myself. I get walked all over, I suspect most of us do.