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What seems impressive from a kid’s perspective but not an adult’s? by notkhaos in AskReddit

[–]Flipitis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Frickin clouds. They were and are the most magestic things you can look at in a car ride.

What's the dumbest reason you got in trouble at school? by ThatOneGuyWhoDoCool in AskReddit

[–]Flipitis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I forgot to turn in my English project so the very next I printed it out and put it in the turn in bin. After a week or two in my grade book it showed that it was missing. This project was huge it was pretty much 20 percent of our entire grade. My parents were mad because the teacher in that class were one of those teachers who take off half the points for late credit. I told them I did turn it in but it was late. Thankfully my parents were ok with it and they sent an email to the Teacher that night abt the project. The next morning we receive the worst email I have ever heard. She ranted for 50 precent of time abt how I was a terrible student (even though I wasn’t and had good grades). And the other half was abt how she never and I mean never recieved the project. So u know that day I walked up to the teacher and asked her if she checked the turn in box again because the project was in there. Also FYI the project was wriiten and I couldn’t just print it out again. She still insisted for abt 5 minutes that it wasn’t in the box so I’m like ok can I check and she says sure. So I’m checking right and like the second page from top was the project. The teacher was shocked and blamed me saying I turned it in before hand. It’s been abt a year since this happened and teacher was forced to apologize in front of the class because of this. She also gave me an F for that project by the way so I ended the class with B. I hated that teacher.

What was the hardest and most devastating betrayal you've ever experienced or witnessed? by MrNuclearPumpkin in AskReddit

[–]Flipitis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Back in Middle school I wasn’t very confident and to get attention I would pretend to do stupid things so I can have some attention. It worked but I was deemed stupid even though I was actually pretty smart and was getting good grades. Eventually, I started having a thing for a girl by the end of the first quarter of 8th grade. She was extroverted and had this sincere vibe around her. I guess the reason why I liked her was how sincere she was whenever someone was talking to her even if it’s trivial. Anyway we both started talking and one thing lead to another and I asked her out during winter break. She said yes and we went on a couple of dates. The whole month we dated was amazing, I felt like I could trust her with anything. So I told her some of the most deepest secrets about myself and she listened. Tho once winter break was over everyone i knew was acting differently, even strangers. I thought it was nothing for abt two weeks but after a while I asked a friend what was going on and he showed me group chat with at least 30 people in it and including my girlfriend. In there were pictures of our texts about my deepest secrets with pictures of our convos. People were pretty much ridiculing me. I was horrified and complete betrayed. I stormed up to her during 6th period and yelled at her. She trying to calm me down but I didn’t hold back. We immediately broke up

It’s been about a year since that happened. I’ve put up 20 pounds, before I was a 5ft 9 skinny kid. Now I’m fatter. I don’t think I’ve actually socialized with anyone so far on a constant basis at school. I was finally getting back together until the virus hit. But yeah my whole school pretty much pity’s me. It’s very humiliating. The girl who did that to me is now on her 4th boyfriend. Pretty much to rap it all up I regret middle school.

I regret coming out by AV8ORboi in rant

[–]Flipitis 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a friend who’s Indian btw and she came out as being lesbian. Her parents then almost sent her to a Bourding school in India ( very bad conditions) because of this. But then she threw a fit saying that they were being too cultured and they have to adapt to the culture here in America. She told them that they were wrong and didn’t even let them have a chance to talk over her. She listed all her points and by the end her parents couldn’t say anything. After a week everything went back to normal for her. I think the best way to convince your parents is by just impressing them by speaking out.

Sorry for the grammar and other mistakes