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Originally Posted by punky
Not really. I was bulled 95% of the time with varying degrees of nastiness. Sometimes it was bad, sometimes it was not so bad. I basically tried to keep out everyone's way and do the best I could.
The last two years, 6th form A-levels, were probably the best as the bullying more or less dried up and I had the most friends. Also having a bit more freedom was nice too.
There's no way i'd way to go to school in this day and age. Not with how kids are these days. I'd rather be gormless.
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i think my experience at school was pretty much the same as this. i generally kept my head down and got on with it. unfortunately i was bullied at school and had some pretty emotonal stuff going on at home at the same time.
sixth form was a lot better for me..... i made some great new friends (even though i'd been at school with them since i was 11)
uni was fantastic... i loved living away from home and pretty much being mates with everyone in my lectures....