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shtirl [24]
3 years ago
6

Who here absolutely hxtes school.(and hxte is such a strong word I despise school)???.........because teachers constantly pack w

ork on you and don't stop til you get tired and then you don't do the work at all, but they have the nerve to call you "lxzy" when you have been really working hard on your grades and your parents can't understand why you are about to fail so they try and compare school then and school now but you get annxyed because everyone knows school has changed and with the pandemic they have no right to call you "ungrxteful"......On top of that you have three major test coming up because school isn't even about learning it's about passing with all this stxpid irrelevant extra algebra they teach in math...that had no affect on the career you wanna do or what you want to do in your life.....but apparently in school they want you to be under pressure and stressed out....school is the reason i need ther.apy, school is apart of the reason why I don't like existing that much, and school is the reason why i have anx.iety and i feel my self slowly slipping into depr.ession.......ya know what lets just call this a POV
and if you like school....the LUCKY YOU (enjoy it while you can) smh
Mathematics
2 answers:
asambeis [7]3 years ago
8 0
I’m sorry you feel that way during the begging of the school year I despised school. Having to go there every day, repeating the same thing, over and over again. But guess what bestie school ends in 2 months at least for me.
loris [4]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Lol

Step-by-step explanation:

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