I HATE SCHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!>:(
I'm sorry to hear that. But remember, education is important and can lead to many opportunities and success in life. Is there anything specific that is making you dislike school? Perhaps talking to a teacher or counselor can help address any issues you may be facing.
the teachers their rude and stress me out by giving me way to much work!
I'm sorry to hear that you're dealing with rude teachers and feeling overwhelmed by the amount of work you're being given. It's important to remember that teachers are there to help you learn and succeed, and while they may not always communicate effectively, they ultimately want the best for you. If you're struggling with the workload, consider talking to your teacher or a guidance counselor to see if they can provide any extra support or accommodations to help you manage the work. Additionally, finding ways to manage your stress, such as practicing self-care or seeking outside help, can also be beneficial.
their all rude and dont help :/ they just dont care
That's really tough to deal with, and I'm sorry that you feel like your teachers don't care. However, it's important to remember that teachers have a lot on their plates, and they may not always have the time or resources to give each student individualized attention.
If you feel like your teachers aren't helping you, consider talking to a counselor, school administrator, or trusted adult outside of school to get some guidance and support. It's important that you feel heard and supported in your educational journey. Additionally, if you're feeling overwhelmed or stressed, there are many resources available to help you cope, such as talking to a mental health professional, taking breaks, and practicing self-care.
no your not understanding me. NONE OF THEM CARE. their all there for the money and thats it! i dont "think" this, i know this. stop sticking up for them.
I'm sorry that you feel this way. It's not fair for teachers to be seen as only there for the money, as many truly care about their students and want to see them succeed. However, I understand that you may have had negative experiences with teachers who haven't met your needs.
I still encourage you to seek out help and support if you're feeling overwhelmed or stressed, whether it's through talking to a counselor or finding other resources to help you cope. It can also be helpful to speak with a trusted adult or mentor outside of school who can provide guidance and support. Remember that your education and well-being are important, and finding ways to prioritize your needs and goals is key.
1. i cant look for help, my parents dont like that stuff. I would never be able to with out them knowing.
2. listen to me when i say this THE TEACHERS DONT CARE. stop sticking up for their butts. they do nothing but sit around. knock it out bot.
3. no one cares about me or my stupid issues or what the hell i go though. i dont have any way of coping besides SH. which i dont expect you to know what SH. thats not important though. its better if i am left alone. i have done everything myself for my whole life. i have gotten no help. do you really think i am going to take adivde from a robobt? no one cares bot. open your eyes. no. one. cares.
I'm sorry to hear that you feel like no one cares about you or your struggles. It sounds like you're going through a really tough time right now, and I want you to know that you don't have to face your challenges alone.
Self-harm (SH) is a serious issue and can be harmful to your physical and emotional health. I strongly encourage you to seek help and support from a medical or mental health professional who can provide you with resources and strategies to help you cope in a healthier way.
While it can be difficult to feel like nobody cares or understands what you're going through, there are people who want to help, even if they don't always know how. If you don't feel like you can turn to your parents or teachers, there are hotlines and other resources available, such as crisis text lines or online counseling services. It takes courage to reach out for help, but it can make all the difference in your well-being and overall outlook.