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 Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 6:11 pm
today when i was walking back to the student lounge from going and giving my friends that were in the corner some of my homemade cookies a girl that walked passed me yelled at me
"go to hell ******** dyke"
this is the first time that something like this has happend to me since 8th grade...and im a junior.
any stupid people at your school that do stuff like that?
a similar experiance?
anything else that you think protanis to this topic...
sorry for typos. im on loopy medicine cause of a migrain.
but happy frog land sounds realy fun...
sorry, im still realy so not happy about all of this.
EDIT 10/8:
today i got ramed in to, my scetchbook flying, and as they people walked away they said "sttupid dykes. they cant even defend themselves"
i wish i new who it was...
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 6:19 pm
no lie, i don't care about the consequences, i would've punched that chick in the face, pushed her onto the floor, and beat the s**t outta her. i mean, not even kidding, i would've beaten her to the ground and then cussed her sorry a** out. i don't tolerate s**t like that. it's just wrong.
i'm sorry that happened to you. man, i can't believe you didn't at least punch her...
luckily, at my school, a lot of girls are bi or lesbians (gay males are looked down upon, whereas at the other high school across town, it's the other way around) so i don't get much s**t. plus, a lot of people aren't positive about me. ...and i look like the type of person who would beat them up... i guess i'm just lucky.
man, you should report her or something. she can't get away with saying that. it's harrassment.
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the_forgotten_thought Captain
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 6:27 pm
i would have beaten her up but i basicaly have my black belt in tae kwon do and i could go to juvie for threatening to punch someone because it would be attempted assult with a deadly weapon.
i iso wish i could have nocked her out.
my senior tried to go and find her but i didnt know the persons name and she couldnt find her so she went and told kelly m. and she told my senior that if something like that happend again to have me get a teacher and go confront the person.
their are 3 small schools in my school and i an arts kid. the ihs kids are prutty acepting mostly but the ideas kids arent so much for the most part.
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 6:34 pm
man, that sucks. (how bad could juvie be... eh, heard bad stories. nvm)
well, at least you have a few people who still accept you. it's just annoying when people don't.
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the_forgotten_thought Captain
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 6:41 pm
ya...
frogie no want to go to juvie. i know a ton of people that have been in juvie.
i have a huge group of realy accepting friends (one of wich ive had the same problem with that you just put in your new topic...but ill go into that rant in your topic xd ). so much better than the tiny hick town that i lived in till i moved the summer before freshman year.
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 6:47 pm
When was in 6th grade, the others would tease me about things I had no clue about. I didn't sexually mature until later on, wasn't a concern even for a while. I do recall being called gay and such, even though at the time, I only had interest in girls.
The ones who insult us, only truely have deep scars in their own lives they have to cover up by hurting others.
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the_forgotten_thought Captain
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:02 pm
aw, but i say mean things to people all the time. not about sensitive topics or anything (well, except an old friend of mine, i would call a woman...) but yeah, i guess in a WAY you're kinda right about that...
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:04 pm
@ Drak
ya for me i was harrased majorly for prutty my whole life up till freshman year...when i moved
and i was still a masive close case till my best friend and i realised that neither of us could realy stay in the closet anymore at school at least... it was an interesting way to have to come out
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 6:28 pm
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Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 4:22 pm
Dang, Im sorry. I have only had to tell people off for saying things that are anti-gay. Can you at least talk to your parents about it? or a parenteral figure?
Normally I would just punch/kick the person, and being two belts below black so helps, but you dont want juve on your record.
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the_forgotten_thought Captain
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Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:09 pm
well, your record does get wiped clean when you turn 18...
you know what? this may sound immature and very un-me-like, but i think you should go to your school principal about this. they tend to try to help when there's a lot of harrassment. you could get a contract that makes it so whenever he or she says something like that, they get in deep s**t. one of my friend's got that and i almost had to sign one (but the guy who made the complaint was stupid and got caught starting stuff with me, so...)
i think you just need to go to the office, talk to your vice or head principal, and get all of this straightened out. maybe, if you don't know who's doing it, they can hold an assembly encouraging acceptance of gay people or different people in general. it's worth a try, at this point.
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Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 7:13 pm
ya...
one more time and im going to kelly and having her go with me to talk to the principal (he freaks me out).
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Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 9:09 am
When I was a freshmen in college, the baseball team at my school called me f*****t constantly. They wrote on my door, spread rumors about me, and threw snow into my room while screaming "******** f*****t." They even cornered me in an elevator which was particularly frightening. I'm a senior now, and though it's cooled down a bit, it's still going on. The worst part is that it's the baseball team. They're golden here, so no one does anything about it. I graduate this year though, so I'll be getting away from it all.
No matter where you go or how old you are, there are always going to be people who dislike you for being different from them. I would say don't let it get to you, but I feel like that's impossible. It's hurtful, but you're above their bullshit. Stay close to the people you know support you. It'll get better.
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