Hydrangea's posts

@kory: Definately! *nods* Puberty and cooking lessons, those are the things that I completely understand. But what about basic math like plus, minus, multiple and divide? (I'm not a math expert nor am I good at math) And who's using calculus or x/y/z or subjects that has little to no use after high school/college unless it's for a job field that requires it. And for real though, I think schools should teach children/teenagers about paying taxes, bills and stuff that are important in life and... less giving them homeworks and exams. This. I 100% agree with you, encouraging kids to seek help and when to seek help are better solutions to prevent those issues when they grow up than "encouraging" them to keep silent. Yeah, that's what I really thought about anti-bullying stuff in school when I was a kid in primary/elementary school. :I I still lowkey remember how often I would get bullied and no one helped me, it doesn't really help that I'm also really shy and don't really talk much/afraid to speak up since I can't trust anyone.

And I also remembered back in primary/elementary school while I was walking my way to class, there's this kid (that turned to be my former classmate) pulling my shirt for no reason as he ran passby which caused me to fall onto the ground and it hit my chin really badly to the point when it started bleeding and I ended up crying because it hurts so much. Luckily there's someone else helping me out but still, I wished I didn't exist in this world sometimes. Though bullying continued (although not as much as it used to) 'till I was around 15 or 16 in high school, I'm not saying I don't get bullied anymore but I did remembered there's a former classmate of mine did "joke" (it came off as a lowkey minor threat imo) about how she and her friends will beat me up and my reaction is like "Go ahead. If you guys did that, you all will get into trouble anyway", and they didn't do that in the end.

Sorry if I got a bit personal and went off a little tangent. *nervous scratching*

Oh no, that sounds like a horrible nightmare to have! ( 0A0 III ) And yep, my guess is they tend to rely on their own instincts and their ability to survive. :o

@kory: I know right? They don't even bother to teach their students about how bills/paying taxes/money work, financial management or things are that important to life. And yeah, I hate it when they turn to a blind eye when it comes to abuse and bullying and they don't even move an inch to help the victim or dispute the fight or stop bullying. All those anti-bullying/abuse posters don't really work to some unfortunately and I see, I really agree with you about teachers being underpaid and stressed out which is really sad. :c

Ah I see. Considering how territorial most animals are, seperating them is the only way so they don't end up killing each other when they're nearby. ^^;;

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