Enter your username and password.
-
posts about #boardingschool more →
Boarding School Mean Girls Get Their Latest Victim Expelled
Tilda Hates Children
| posts about #boardingschool more → |
Boarding School Mean Girls Get Their Latest Victim Expelled |
Tilda Hates Children |
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
And I can think of at least two other instances of merciless private school bullying experienced by kids of my immediate circle of friends alone.
Public school has its problems...but I guess in the ones I know all the kids are too busy trying striving for the desk that isn't under the leaky roof to worry too much about torturing each other like this?
12/11/08
12/11/08
Sorry, I don't buy it. I've potty trained my son (literally and figuratively) to get away from all this nature crap, thank you very much. I'm certainly not going to let him revert on the playground.
Suffering Christ, if this douche wears glasses, uses soap, or shaves, then I don't want to hear another f***ing word from him.
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
best advice, if you want back in to that school, never sue. you don't eff with a private school's money, especially if you don't have any. fighting a losing battle against people who know how to fight it, ms. bass. unfortunate but true.
12/11/08
12/11/08
srsly tho: southern teens of this type = pure evil, probably moreso the ones down in beaufort / charleston / savannah where people still live on old plantations, joke about owning slaves and belong to the DAR. southern bitches are the worst.
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
But I will say as a born and bred Southern gal, that not all of us are mean, nasty and complete troublemakers.
During my high school reunion I was talking to one of my former guy friends. His bitchy wife, one of those blonde trophy wives dripping with diamonds, maee a snarky comment about my maritial status. I took her down in one sentence with her husband blissfully unaware. It was awesome!
I didn't start the bitch-fest but I sure as heck finished it.
12/11/08
I need coffee!
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
And I've met some pretty awesome Jersey gals as well!
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/12/08
12/11/08
Kids today are such little sissified, mung bean-infused, Whole-Foods vacuum sealed pod people. Name a generation of teenagers in civilization where teasing hasn't been a mainstay, or a staple food like Skittles. It's what happens when non-fully formed pieces of person are in that tender, "Fuck everyone, else. I'm the only one who really matters!" stage. Teasing is what they do. Whining is what they do better. So parents of teenagers, remember what it was like to have pimples, halitosis because you had braces and couldn't ever get all the bread out, armpit sweat, itchy balls and unsightly hair sprouting out of formerly hairless places. Share these embarrassments with your kids while you tell them that it will all go away with adulthood, (do this convincingly, because that's a lie, you know) and tell them to man up because they have a book report due.
That is all, except...STOP TREATING YOUR CHILD LIKE THEY ARE THE FRICKEN MESSIAH, AND LET THEM EXPERIENCE LIFE. And they may not become cunts for the rest of their lives.
End.
12/11/08
12/11/08
No kid has the wherewithal to handle living on their own, many find this out even at 19, in college.
12/11/08
Excellant.
12/11/08
12/11/08
I've always thought that it would be far worse to go to a Brearley/Spence/Chapin and have to go home every night to a crummy neighborhood with people who didn't understand you and might even try to undermine you. You might have a considerable commute and you literally might have nowhere to study; certain after-school activities would be out because you'd be watching the clock all the time.
But point taken, having less power (here, financial and social power), makes you feel vulnerable and can push a certain kind of person over the edge.
@Spirit Fingers:
I don't think that's everyone's experience of boarding school, at least a good one. It's more like a heavily regimented summer camp with rigorous classes and activities. (Admittedly, camp wasn't fun for everyone.)
The kids aren't on their own. They receive lots of supervision. The adults don't usually tolerate bullying and hazing, if they know about it.
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
They were not that awesome.
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08
I only needed threaten to whomp bitchasses on behalf of my sister and they would leave her alone.
12/11/08
12/11/08
12/11/08