Young Writers Society

Hey, I'm another intelligent dropout, LMAO. I left at 13 - although I have been doing Correspondence through High School. And I will be attending Uni next year. So...whatever.
**thinks hard** Weird behaviour? **long silence** ** ** Oooh yes, once I walked out of a counselling session. I dont remember anything about it (repressed memories? lol) but I HATED the woman...she was SO irritating...So I just walked out. And walked all the way back to school by myself. At the time I was being bullied at school, and I was (am) really shy (hence the counselling) so that was a bit of a shock, hehee. Oh and once (at, maybe, 10 or 11) I lied to my teacher, went to the office, called my mum and got her to pick me up (without telling ANYONE what I was doing). I *was* feeling sick, but I eventually got the entire school out looking for me because they didnt know where I'd gone!!!!
Cant recall anything else at the moment though.

Um... I can't actually think of anything.

Wait. I skipped a TB test. No CHANCE I was going to allow that lady free acess to my arms with needles.... And I love anime ect. Thats only a suprise to people in the real world though. You all can guess, lol.

Erm ... I don't know if I can think of anything. I don't even know everything about my personality. Some things I do would seem unusal for it from one perspective of my personality, but when you look at it from another it makes complete sense.

I suppose there was the time yelled at a bully to shut up then refused to apologise to protect my friend ... and I suppose giving up at NaNO was pretty unusal. I usually stick at things until the world ends.

Arvy - I learn better when I don't have a musty smelling coffee swilling opinionated muppet (I restrained myself there with that word lol) breathing down my neck - I just prefer to go about it my own way. I just couldn't work at school, I just read a lot and stuff. Check out Sabradan's siggy!!!!

Gotta agree with lovely fate girl, a school education may give you more security of getting a job, but there is soo much more to life than money and good jobs. I personally have learnt more from reading and intellegent discussion than classes (i say this yet i am very much institutionalised) ahh well i am condemned to be a hypocrite. As far as the unexpected goes, i don't smoke weed, everyone assumes i do due to my long hippy hair, and i am rarely a relaxed person, another assumption based on the hair usually, i can be soooo freaking tense.

Okay, some of you have had good responses..

Remember, it can be anything. Any surprising or unexpected thing about you.


For example.. I play Dance Dance Revolution.

If you don't know what that is, it's an arcade game where people dance and place their feet in certain places to match the beat or melody of the song playing. It's the game with the pad that has arrows going up, down, left, and right.

I did not learn that Santa Claus wasn't real until a late age which shall not be disclosed at the current time.

I heard a story about a little girl who was taken from near her home, raped repeatedly, and then murdered and left in a creek. She was eleven, and so was my younger sister at the time. When I heard the story, I got mad. Not just mad, but furious. And so I said the first thing that popped to mind, "If that bastard ever came near my baby sister I swear to God I'd castrate him, chop his penis up into pieces and then make him eat it."

Umm... yeah. That shocked my father and me.

Wow, well, I wouldn't criticize you for it if you did do it.

Wow...More dropouts than I expected. :/ A little depressing.

Something unexpected I've done recently? I've let my hair grow out!

Wow, Areida. That was quite an intense comment. But justly so. Rape is depressing. (I think rapists should get their *thingies* chopped off. I bet it would be one hell of an efficent punishment.)

The world makes me sick sometimes.

I learn better when I don't have a musty smelling coffee swilling opinionated muppet

You sound like you allowed a bad experience to ruin your view on school. You know what I did to find the right school for me? I transferred. And I transferred. And I transferred. And I managed to find a school with 1) no arsehole kids. 2) no arsehole teachers. and 3) Huge academic opportunities. Sure, every school has its downsides, but it's possible to find one that fits to you. (I'm in a private school, by the way. That factor eliminates some "arseholiness" threat. Public school is icky.)

I don't mean to impose. I'm just sharing my story.

And please. When I say I attend a private school, I do not mean to sound like a snobby rich kid. Good Lord, I'm no where near rich. I say this just because people who mention they attend private school tend to get...labeled. A Labelmaker does not work on a waffle. That is all. )

I dislike femslash.

It always suprises people 'cuz I'm the sick-minded one in my group and I'm open to almost everything.

I just don't like femslash.

I don't mind lesbians. I just don't like reading about it. Gay guys, sure. Lesbians no. That always shocks people.

Wow Ari! You rock!

Awwww....Ari....