I thought I would post up here what happened to my life from year 7 of school until now.
It started in year 7, my attitude towards school was
"Fuck you, you cant make me do shit, bitch!" Well if any of you are just beginning middle school with that same attitude, fix yourself up, man. That shit aint the way to go.
I got into so much shit during middle school, I was smoking weed everyday in the toilets, smashing windows, getting excluded constantly, always bunking lessons etc. At the time, brilliant fun, im the rebel. Not giving a fuck about the rules, and doing anything possible to ensure that I didnt listen to my parents or teachers, I just wanted to fuck about.
At the end of year 9, my head of year talked to me about part time schooling in upper school (year 10, the year below GCSE year).
Basically what she meant by this was there was a college in a place not too far away from me. I thought "Sweet" I can fuck about there too.
But.. this college closed down. Due to insufficient funds or something. So the school put me in another college. This college is for young offenders, school drop outs, and general dumbarses. They stuck me in the so I could'nt affect the rest of the school with my behaviour and shit.
So im doing three days a week at school, and two days at this other college.
In the college there is me, and three other people. Three other people in the WHOLE damn college. It was pathetic. I knew I didnt belong there, I should have been in school learning things with proper value and GCSE standards, not stupid dumbarse shit.
To cut a long story short, I have wasted a year at this poxy college, and today I just flipped out in there. I walked out.
Now, there is a very slim chance of me being allowed back into full time schooling, and even if I do I will have to choose another subject to learn everything there is to know about it, in the rest of this year (year 11, GCSE year)
So any kids going up into middle school that might stumble upon this naughty cannabis website
Its not worth fucking around, and ruining your opportunity of getting decent grades and a decent life.
Thank you.
John




