Yeah it mostly happens in these middle school settings when everyone is a jerk.
People used to pair me up with random guys and ship us openly or tease me about liking someone and the guy would go out of his way to avoid me out of embarrassment.
I was paired with a really hot and popular girl in senior year of high school, after AP exams, after college acceptances, so there was nothing to really care about wrt grades. She and I had never really spoken before. Cringing as I say this but I fully expected a negative reaction from her (projecting my own insecurities about being unpopular here). But no, she was fine about it, and we did a great project together on a subject we both enjoyed.
No I didn't bang her
TLDR: I honestly think these greentexts are psyops
I remember being around 14 at a fair and got sat next to a girl my age. I asked her if she was scared (of the ride) or excited. She said "Gross, I don't know you, don't talk to me." I'm 27, since then I've never approached a woman
It's not a joke. I know it's irrational to think every single interaction would go this poorly, but I don't want to risk it. I'd rather die alone then face that pain again
I've asked a few girls out now. I talk with them for a few weeks on and off, learn enough about how they treat me and others, then ask them out once I decide that I want to really get to know them. It's soup crushing, especially when they answer half-heartedly, give an excuse, cause you know it's pity, that they know I'm a good guy and don't diserve to feel hurt, but they just aren't into me like that. Shit sucks, but what can you do? Feeling love is worth it, I just know it is. I have family I feel loved by, I see others with partners they feel loved by. I want someone to love and hold forever. I can't give up on that just because the stumbling stones are painful.
Some truth to that, yet for many of us, the brutality of having this be your everyday for your entire mandatory school life leaves its mark. Coming out of that and still want to go looking for a relationship is showcasing of a resilience few have imo.
You have to learn their game to an extent my man, just to really get your foot in the door. Women are like feral cats. You have to know their game to earn their trust then you can be yourself later on
Saying "get over yourself" to a person suffering from trauma is an absolutely disgusting thing to say and you should feel awful, have some decency and be a better human being
You need to get over yourself if you think it's impossible to have your perception of the world around you messed up by a bad experience in your youth. A significant portion of people with any kind of social issues are that way because of bad experiences early in life.
You can't fix your anxieties just because they're irrational.
Hey I am not autistic bro. I just happened to be a shut in who extremely good at vidya and spent their days on 4chan and painting warhammer since 2004.
As a kid in middle and elementary school? Yes. Often.Ā
In high school? Less so. I wouldnāt say they were visibly upset but they werenāt particularly thrilled either. I was actually a decent student in high school and girls tended to care about their grades so I think in their mind I was a case of āok the dreamboat fantasy wonāt materialize but at least I wasnāt paired with a lazy moronā.Ā
In college, people were visibly upset but I was also upset because group work in college is absolute shit.Ā
Nobody pairs you with anyone as an adult. At my job I try to hide in my office but I am sought out. Now I, a 32 year old man, have become the teenage girl who is visibly upset when paired.
I actually have experienced it from the other side. I (a girl, in high school at the time) once was paired up with a guy perhaps similar to the one in the post. He was autistic and didnāt have great hygiene, but⦠whatever, I can deal with that; I was cordial and we worked on the project.
Except he started getting really, really creepy. Touching my hair. Hands on my shoulders, even when I asked him to stop. Asking if I had a boyfriend, which I lied about and said yes to get him to stop, but then he started interrogating me about him and demanding photos and claiming he was better. I went to the teachers after it kept happening and they told me that he had some issues and to just deal with it, and that group projects mean working with people of all different types.
So we finish the presentation. Longest two weeks of my life. We had to share numbers for the project, and when it was over he kept sending me flirty and sometimes just weird texts. I only responded once asking him to stop, and when he didnāt I blocked him.
The next year was senior year. We got paired up again. One of those random group project makers. I might have made this face if he looked. I donāt remember. But I did go to the teacher, and got it switched, thankfully.
Iām not saying OOP was also necessarily this bad. But we also donāt actually know the girlās POV on this. Because I donāt think I was in the wrong for my reaction.
Yes. 11th grade AP literature, I had to do a group project and was paired off with a few of my peers. I could see the disgust in their face when I was with them, I was the only man in the group of women.
When I was in the Theater program at my school, the balance of it was around 85% women, 15% male. I was not liked by anyone there, the only women there who was nice to me, was the Director. Anyone time I was paired to do scenes with my peers, they wanted to end it as quickly as possible.
In college, I was taking a course and, you would work on simulators, while a TA supervised you. The TA who worked the spot I was on, was always visibly annoyed anytime she had to supervise me. I just figured it was because I was stupid, or an asshole, or something. But about 2 months ago, she came to visit the college, and I work as a TA now myself. I tried talking to her, and she cut me off mid sentence, and told me quite directly, that she had not a care for what I was saying, and to fuck off.
When I was 14 I had a crush on a girl in my class, and I think the teacher must've caught wind of it so when it came to reassign "random seating", I was seated next to her. Super stoked about it. When she sat next to me, she physically dragged her table away from mine.
I was in Elementary school back in the early 2000s (4th or 5th grade) and I was chosen to be the person that goes around handing out whatever assignment we all are gonna work on. This day it was just a simple blank sheet of paper that I had to pass out to everyone, EZPZ.
This random bitch out of nowhere goes, "Ewwww" and grabs her own paper from the untouched stack on the teacher's desk. Not only that, but she then takes her OWN stack from the desk and goes around saying, to everyone individually, "Do you want a piece of paper that Anon DIDN'T touch???"..
Hey fuck you for never having to see this side of people. You live a blissfully unaware existence. Literally even my young male peers would look visibly awkward and reluctant to work with me or even talk to me. It was like a shared silent agreement between everyone that I was toxic waste.
one was because she did not get paired with her bff, so she was sulking + a little mad. she insisted that that was the reason why she was acting that way, but my overthinking ass thought it was because of me
second one found me revolting (we literally never spoke before this, we left each other alone and I was more than fine with it), and made sure I was aware of it.
was a genuinely miserable experience from start to finish. to this day I still wonder why. I wasn't a fatass, I mostly kept to myself, I kept myself well-groomed and all that shit.
I wasn't expecting her to get down and suck my dick or whatever, but surely cooperating for the next hour or so isn't too much to ask... we can go back to pretending we don't exist in each other's eyes right after...
I also remember when they assigned us lockers to use based on last name. The kid whose last name was next to mine vocally complained multiple times that they didnāt want their lockers next to me.
I was just an awkward girl with ADHD and I got this reaction sometimes. It's an undiagnosed neurodivergency thing where normal just look at you and don't know what it is but they know something is wrong with you usually.
Happened to me a few times, thankfully i was the big fat dumb kid who probably had undiagnosed autism so i was treated well most times i got assigned a female partner. Like genuinely i think i might have been a sped ass mothafucka because they'd sometimes talk to me like a small kid and other stuff i don't want to mention. So glad my parents and teachers just whipped me the fuck to shape in high school before i went full Chris Chan.
oof happened to me many times, there was this time where i was pairing with a friend that was quite popular with the girls, they'd do gestures in our direction to get him to look at them but when i noticed and looked at them, one of them did an audible "yuck"
Actually yeah. When I was in engi school, there was that one girl who had a family name close to mine and so we were almost always in the same study groups. Since none of her friends were in those groups (and I was bad at pairing up) weād often end up working together. She always seemed upset about itā¦
But after talking with some mutual friends we had, turns out she appreciated working with me a lot more than with other folks sheād pair up with. So perhaps it was a misinterpretation on my part, or a way for her to keep up appearances in front of others.
It didn't happen to me when I was in school, just about everyone, guys and girls, were stoked to have me in their group. I was also one of the top students so that probably helped.
As a perfectionist overachiever I fucking LOVED being paired with people who didn't want to do any work. I could do the whole project the "right" way and then just give them something to read on presentation day.
Truth nuke. Or you could do the whole project way before the due date and avoid any arguments as to which member does what. Also keeps you from having to hound someone to do their part.
Hopeless fuck off here. I hate writing random ass reports cus why tf would i i understand the material no? Just ask away at me.
I wouldnt say thats a smart move on your teachers part. Like the few times i was motivated to do something was when it was in a group cus one i didnt want the others to fail cus of me and two working in a group motivated me cus it was less boring. Also group work often included research and not some dumbass project where itās just making me work to prove you know something.
To be fair, most teenage girls are mean and have little interest in talking to anyone but their friends and see anything else as an imposition or personal sleight.Ā
Best thing I did when I got out of high school was to just accept that teenagers are stupid, unnecessarily mean, have no filter, and they're frequently super hormonal, too low on sleep, and a bit stressed out.Ā
Their feelings shouldn't really be taken seriously when it comes to your personal image.
Women have treated me like catnip from about age 21 to now in my mid-30s, classmates in high school treated me like shit. The worst offenders are miserable adults now who got fat and ended up in dead-end jobs and either still single, or single parents, or trapped in shitty marriages.Ā
You will pretty much always have haters due to factors you can't control, being ugly isn't special. If you are hot other guys cope and seethe at you for "stealing" girls attention. If you are smart other kids will hate you for "being the teacher's favorite".
All you are doing is grass is greenering yourself.
The contrary was for me, i genuinely hated doing team assignments because my partners will just leech out from what i do, i have to basically read the whole book, plan everything and tell everybody what they were going to investigate or expose, it was a pain in the ass, by the end of high school I just started doing everything alone.
Enough times that if I knew something like that was about happen ahead of time I'd just not show up to school that day or find a way to do a project on my own.
I sucked bigly at science and math but I crushed it in any politics, history, or lit class. I remember two, maybe three separate instances in those kinds of classes where we had to have partners or small groups and girls I thought were absolutely gorgeous were trying to partner with me or pull me into their team. I was like "ok this is the angle I'm going with from now on." It helped that most girls laughed at my jokes too so I wasn't a total goober I guess.
Iāll never be upset with being paired with someone if theyāre unattractive. Iāll always be upset if Iām paired up with someone fucking useless and I end up having to do all the work (which seemed to regularly happen to me.)
Donāt let these girls stop you from getting good grades, Anon. Make sure they carry their weight in the project.
Happened to me once. But it was because I was a dumbass who didnāt care about his grades my first year in high school and she knew I was a class clown.
She did like 95% of the work and constantly texted me for input, which I ignored. Shockingly, we ended up becoming friends later down the line.
Yes, but more so my entire lazy attitude and bad work ethic in general. It was delivered as jokes rather than attacks, but the message was still there.
It was actually thanks to her and my other friends that I got my shit together. When they moved on to the next grade and I was held back, reality kind of hit me that I had to stop messing around.
kash1Mz@reddit
Did this actually happen to anyone in school or college? I refuse to believe people could be that revolting.
Arrival_Joker@reddit
Yeah it mostly happens in these middle school settings when everyone is a jerk.
People used to pair me up with random guys and ship us openly or tease me about liking someone and the guy would go out of his way to avoid me out of embarrassment.
secondcondary@reddit
You don't have to be that revolting, the girl just needs to perceive herself as way above you
PippinOfAstora@reddit
I was paired with a really hot and popular girl in senior year of high school, after AP exams, after college acceptances, so there was nothing to really care about wrt grades. She and I had never really spoken before. Cringing as I say this but I fully expected a negative reaction from her (projecting my own insecurities about being unpopular here). But no, she was fine about it, and we did a great project together on a subject we both enjoyed.
No I didn't bang her
TLDR: I honestly think these greentexts are psyops
Altruistic-Local-541@reddit
ah yes, 1 experience proves everyone else is wrong
PippinOfAstora@reddit
yeah fair enough i just hope i didnt sound like i was humblebragging
Altruistic-Local-541@reddit
I don't think it can be interpreted that way
Kevin_LeStrange@reddit
Or at least, your value is male so low that even being associated with you would damage her social standing
arbiter12@reddit
Hence why you always need to make sure to reciprocate disgust. There is no situation where you should accept it like it's a natural.
A girl rejects you, reject her harder and show relief. That will turn a lot of situations around.
There was literally no way to lose. You didn't hurt her, you didn't insult her. She can't complain. Works with dude as well.
ZarathustraGlobulus@reddit
Haha I love that you're getting downvoted for the truth.
While the last third of your story was pulled out of your ass, the rest is true.
Reciprocate!
Accurate_College_864@reddit
id like to believe this is true...
PlatformFit5974@reddit
Same ngl
SoupaMayo@reddit
Absolutemehguy@reddit
thebigpink@reddit
Fake and gay
Gamjanie@reddit
Nice work of fiction, I enjoyed that.
Mental_Jeweler_3191@reddit
It's a common occurrence for many autistic boys and young men.
And it can be extremely painful for them.
Zermist@reddit
I remember being around 14 at a fair and got sat next to a girl my age. I asked her if she was scared (of the ride) or excited. She said "Gross, I don't know you, don't talk to me." I'm 27, since then I've never approached a woman
Maleficent-Sun-7152@reddit
Hopefully it's a joke. Otherwise you need to get ovef yourself.
Zermist@reddit
It's not a joke. I know it's irrational to think every single interaction would go this poorly, but I don't want to risk it. I'd rather die alone then face that pain again
TheMorbidHobo@reddit
I've asked a few girls out now. I talk with them for a few weeks on and off, learn enough about how they treat me and others, then ask them out once I decide that I want to really get to know them. It's soup crushing, especially when they answer half-heartedly, give an excuse, cause you know it's pity, that they know I'm a good guy and don't diserve to feel hurt, but they just aren't into me like that. Shit sucks, but what can you do? Feeling love is worth it, I just know it is. I have family I feel loved by, I see others with partners they feel loved by. I want someone to love and hold forever. I can't give up on that just because the stumbling stones are painful.
RoutineTell3819@reddit
Some truth to that, yet for many of us, the brutality of having this be your everyday for your entire mandatory school life leaves its mark. Coming out of that and still want to go looking for a relationship is showcasing of a resilience few have imo.
Good for you friend!
western-information@reddit
You have to learn their game to an extent my man, just to really get your foot in the door. Women are like feral cats. You have to know their game to earn their trust then you can be yourself later on
PineapplesHit@reddit
Saying "get over yourself" to a person suffering from trauma is an absolutely disgusting thing to say and you should feel awful, have some decency and be a better human being
SharkMouthFleshlight@reddit
You need to get over yourself if you think it's impossible to have your perception of the world around you messed up by a bad experience in your youth. A significant portion of people with any kind of social issues are that way because of bad experiences early in life.
You can't fix your anxieties just because they're irrational.
Cubicleism@reddit
It's also a common occurrence for young women and just as painful.
This isn't a gendered experience, just an unfortunately human one š„ŗ
lennyfacegaming@reddit
Not comparable
Cubicleism@reddit
Sorry that my being laughed at, gagged at, and otherwise ridiculed in school when I was partnered with people isn't comparable being a guy.
Fucking sexism.
BadArtijoke@reddit
Hey I am not autistic bro. I just happened to be a shut in who extremely good at vidya and spent their days on 4chan and painting warhammer since 2004.
Oh. I heard it myself this time.
The-new-dutch-empire@reddit
Mood but instead of 4 chan its plebbit and instead of painting wargammer its writing and reading.
Idk which one is better though
Przedrzag@reddit
Itās a common experience for many men, but autism has little to do with it
Bupod@reddit
As a kid in middle and elementary school? Yes. Often.Ā
In high school? Less so. I wouldnāt say they were visibly upset but they werenāt particularly thrilled either. I was actually a decent student in high school and girls tended to care about their grades so I think in their mind I was a case of āok the dreamboat fantasy wonāt materialize but at least I wasnāt paired with a lazy moronā.Ā
In college, people were visibly upset but I was also upset because group work in college is absolute shit.Ā
Nobody pairs you with anyone as an adult. At my job I try to hide in my office but I am sought out. Now I, a 32 year old man, have become the teenage girl who is visibly upset when paired.
cthuluhooprises@reddit
I actually have experienced it from the other side. I (a girl, in high school at the time) once was paired up with a guy perhaps similar to the one in the post. He was autistic and didnāt have great hygiene, but⦠whatever, I can deal with that; I was cordial and we worked on the project.
Except he started getting really, really creepy. Touching my hair. Hands on my shoulders, even when I asked him to stop. Asking if I had a boyfriend, which I lied about and said yes to get him to stop, but then he started interrogating me about him and demanding photos and claiming he was better. I went to the teachers after it kept happening and they told me that he had some issues and to just deal with it, and that group projects mean working with people of all different types.
So we finish the presentation. Longest two weeks of my life. We had to share numbers for the project, and when it was over he kept sending me flirty and sometimes just weird texts. I only responded once asking him to stop, and when he didnāt I blocked him.
The next year was senior year. We got paired up again. One of those random group project makers. I might have made this face if he looked. I donāt remember. But I did go to the teacher, and got it switched, thankfully.
Iām not saying OOP was also necessarily this bad. But we also donāt actually know the girlās POV on this. Because I donāt think I was in the wrong for my reaction.
TurKiball@reddit
A lot of times. Haha. The funny thing is they were ugly and only the beatiful girls seemed to treat me good sooo.
AlphaMassDeBeta@reddit
Yes, but she was revolting also.
No-Engineering-1449@reddit
Yes. 11th grade AP literature, I had to do a group project and was paired off with a few of my peers. I could see the disgust in their face when I was with them, I was the only man in the group of women.
When I was in the Theater program at my school, the balance of it was around 85% women, 15% male. I was not liked by anyone there, the only women there who was nice to me, was the Director. Anyone time I was paired to do scenes with my peers, they wanted to end it as quickly as possible.
In college, I was taking a course and, you would work on simulators, while a TA supervised you. The TA who worked the spot I was on, was always visibly annoyed anytime she had to supervise me. I just figured it was because I was stupid, or an asshole, or something. But about 2 months ago, she came to visit the college, and I work as a TA now myself. I tried talking to her, and she cut me off mid sentence, and told me quite directly, that she had not a care for what I was saying, and to fuck off.
Level34MafiaBoss@reddit
I remember one time I was assigned in a group project with a girl from class and she deadass cried over it.
sharkchery@reddit
When I was 14 I had a crush on a girl in my class, and I think the teacher must've caught wind of it so when it came to reassign "random seating", I was seated next to her. Super stoked about it. When she sat next to me, she physically dragged her table away from mine.
Cumputer-Hacker@reddit
I was in Elementary school back in the early 2000s (4th or 5th grade) and I was chosen to be the person that goes around handing out whatever assignment we all are gonna work on. This day it was just a simple blank sheet of paper that I had to pass out to everyone, EZPZ.
This random bitch out of nowhere goes, "Ewwww" and grabs her own paper from the untouched stack on the teacher's desk. Not only that, but she then takes her OWN stack from the desk and goes around saying, to everyone individually, "Do you want a piece of paper that Anon DIDN'T touch???"..
Every single person said Yes and, one by one, replaced the blank white sheet of paper that I handed out for the blank white sheet of paper that this girl was passing out š©
I'm in my 30s and, even though it doesn't have the same "Hurt" to it, I think about how shitty young kids can be lol
JustJoshing13@reddit
Why didnāt the teacher intervene? You deserved better
CheesyMcBreazy@reddit
Story is fake and gay
Tortoise_Knight@reddit
Young girls are specially brutal and have no filter about it whatsoever.
Dariosusu@reddit
Damn, kids/teens suck.
hyperblob1@reddit
Yeesh man sorry you had to go through that
alexkay44@reddit
Hey fuck you for never having to see this side of people. You live a blissfully unaware existence. Literally even my young male peers would look visibly awkward and reluctant to work with me or even talk to me. It was like a shared silent agreement between everyone that I was toxic waste.
LEGAL_SKOOMA@reddit
twice that stood out to me
one was because she did not get paired with her bff, so she was sulking + a little mad. she insisted that that was the reason why she was acting that way, but my overthinking ass thought it was because of me
second one found me revolting (we literally never spoke before this, we left each other alone and I was more than fine with it), and made sure I was aware of it.
was a genuinely miserable experience from start to finish. to this day I still wonder why. I wasn't a fatass, I mostly kept to myself, I kept myself well-groomed and all that shit.
I wasn't expecting her to get down and suck my dick or whatever, but surely cooperating for the next hour or so isn't too much to ask... we can go back to pretending we don't exist in each other's eyes right after...
Biggu5Dicku5@reddit
Kids can be irrationally cruel...
Frapplejack@reddit
In 4th grade our desks were in little pairs so everyone got a desk mate which shuffled monthly.
One time a girl burst into tears when our pair of seats were announced.
kfish5050@reddit
Yes
Tortoise_Knight@reddit
KDaddy463@reddit
Yup. Had that happen a few times.
I also remember when they assigned us lockers to use based on last name. The kid whose last name was next to mine vocally complained multiple times that they didnāt want their lockers next to me.
Craiglekinz@reddit
Do you know how mean teen girls are?
TheDevilsAdvokaat@reddit
As someone who has a daughter, yes they can be bloody mean.
Kevin_LeStrange@reddit
Didn't they make a movie about that?
zerounodos@reddit
At least two.
NeevBunny@reddit
I was just an awkward girl with ADHD and I got this reaction sometimes. It's an undiagnosed neurodivergency thing where normal just look at you and don't know what it is but they know something is wrong with you usually.
Sethleoric@reddit
Happened to me a few times, thankfully i was the big fat dumb kid who probably had undiagnosed autism so i was treated well most times i got assigned a female partner. Like genuinely i think i might have been a sped ass mothafucka because they'd sometimes talk to me like a small kid and other stuff i don't want to mention. So glad my parents and teachers just whipped me the fuck to shape in high school before i went full Chris Chan.
Azurehue22@reddit
Pretty much all my partners in highschool were visibly upset when getting me. Iām a woman and yeah made me rather maladjusted
Technical-Earth-3254@reddit
Yeah, quite often lmao.
akoOfIxtall@reddit
oof happened to me many times, there was this time where i was pairing with a friend that was quite popular with the girls, they'd do gestures in our direction to get him to look at them but when i noticed and looked at them, one of them did an audible "yuck"
my feels were not ok that day
theredhound19@reddit
Wrath_Viking@reddit
In school yes. Uni, no, cuz school gave me cause to reflect.
buckshot95@reddit
As a grade 7 teacher, yes girls (and boys) are absolutely like this. Middle schoolers can be really really mean.
Supershadow30@reddit
Actually yeah. When I was in engi school, there was that one girl who had a family name close to mine and so we were almost always in the same study groups. Since none of her friends were in those groups (and I was bad at pairing up) weād often end up working together. She always seemed upset about itā¦
But after talking with some mutual friends we had, turns out she appreciated working with me a lot more than with other folks sheād pair up with. So perhaps it was a misinterpretation on my part, or a way for her to keep up appearances in front of others.
wolf96781@reddit
On multiple occasions I would get matched with people and they would outright refuse to even look at me.
I stopped trying to communicate and would just do projects solo. The entire class would be teams of 2 except for one team of 3 and myself.
One time a girl cried because she got matched with me and I had to tell the teacher it was okay and I'd do the project alone in order for her to stopĀ
wsdpii@reddit
It didn't happen to me when I was in school, just about everyone, guys and girls, were stoked to have me in their group. I was also one of the top students so that probably helped.
But it definitely happens to some people.
Jason_Kinkade@reddit
Every. Damn. Time.
Crez911@reddit
universal experience for ugly people
Thornn05@reddit
it happened to me a few times, I showered on a regular occasion and never really had any friends, I think itās literally just an ego thing
iAyushRaj@reddit
More than I can count but it was everyone who did it, not just girls.
(I hated going to school)
b400k513@reddit
Class clown here, they hated to see me coming because they knew I would not control myself.
gelatomancer@reddit
As a perfectionist overachiever I fucking LOVED being paired with people who didn't want to do any work. I could do the whole project the "right" way and then just give them something to read on presentation day.
JailTimeWorthy@reddit
Truth nuke. Or you could do the whole project way before the due date and avoid any arguments as to which member does what. Also keeps you from having to hound someone to do their part.
The-new-dutch-empire@reddit
Hopeless fuck off here. I hate writing random ass reports cus why tf would i i understand the material no? Just ask away at me.
I wouldnt say thats a smart move on your teachers part. Like the few times i was motivated to do something was when it was in a group cus one i didnt want the others to fail cus of me and two working in a group motivated me cus it was less boring. Also group work often included research and not some dumbass project where itās just making me work to prove you know something.
DM-me-your-titz-pls@reddit
Double down. Throw a tantrum because youre stuck with the stuck up girl.
Thy_Gap_Slayer@reddit
All my life
Prestigious-Fig1172@reddit
Idk, don't think this has ever happend to me.
Working-Tomato8395@reddit
To be fair, most teenage girls are mean and have little interest in talking to anyone but their friends and see anything else as an imposition or personal sleight.Ā
Best thing I did when I got out of high school was to just accept that teenagers are stupid, unnecessarily mean, have no filter, and they're frequently super hormonal, too low on sleep, and a bit stressed out.Ā
Their feelings shouldn't really be taken seriously when it comes to your personal image.
Women have treated me like catnip from about age 21 to now in my mid-30s, classmates in high school treated me like shit. The worst offenders are miserable adults now who got fat and ended up in dead-end jobs and either still single, or single parents, or trapped in shitty marriages.Ā
Jomamana1@reddit
First time ever that i have seen such a wholesome thread on reddit non the less
spenway18@reddit
Happened to me most of the time, but at least I was a decent student. They'd consider me somewhat of a friend afterwards š¤·š»āāļø
Alarmed-Risk7885@reddit
Me when I was in high school, but the girl was my crush, so I guess it was fine
MericanMeal@reddit
You will pretty much always have haters due to factors you can't control, being ugly isn't special. If you are hot other guys cope and seethe at you for "stealing" girls attention. If you are smart other kids will hate you for "being the teacher's favorite".
All you are doing is grass is greenering yourself.
Lebowski304@reddit
Hey you gotta just turn it into one of those romantic comedies where the girl comes around to the nerdy guy
kevinbusta@reddit
The contrary was for me, i genuinely hated doing team assignments because my partners will just leech out from what i do, i have to basically read the whole book, plan everything and tell everybody what they were going to investigate or expose, it was a pain in the ass, by the end of high school I just started doing everything alone.
JCampenish@reddit
If anon showered even once every 9 days, this wouldn't happen
AdOnly5876@reddit
Enough times that if I knew something like that was about happen ahead of time I'd just not show up to school that day or find a way to do a project on my own.
WoolooOfWallStreet@reddit
The teacher, the partner, or yes?
202glewis@reddit
Many such occasions
bigbadbillyd@reddit
I sucked bigly at science and math but I crushed it in any politics, history, or lit class. I remember two, maybe three separate instances in those kinds of classes where we had to have partners or small groups and girls I thought were absolutely gorgeous were trying to partner with me or pull me into their team. I was like "ok this is the angle I'm going with from now on." It helped that most girls laughed at my jokes too so I wasn't a total goober I guess.
PippinOfAstora@reddit
Stop denying the narrative that women bad
bigbadbillyd@reddit
Ah shit my bad. Woman bad! They were using their feminine wiles to take advantage of my big smart man brain! REEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!
Bloody-Maria@reddit
Iāll never be upset with being paired with someone if theyāre unattractive. Iāll always be upset if Iām paired up with someone fucking useless and I end up having to do all the work (which seemed to regularly happen to me.)
Donāt let these girls stop you from getting good grades, Anon. Make sure they carry their weight in the project.
StarsCanScream@reddit
Happened to me once. But it was because I was a dumbass who didnāt care about his grades my first year in high school and she knew I was a class clown.
She did like 95% of the work and constantly texted me for input, which I ignored. Shockingly, we ended up becoming friends later down the line.
Still feel bad about it.
SpaceBug176@reddit
I'm not gonna lie bro. You deserved it. š
StarsCanScream@reddit
100%
L_Vayne@reddit
When you guys eventually became friends, did the episode of the class project ever come up in conversation? Just curious.
StarsCanScream@reddit
Yes, but more so my entire lazy attitude and bad work ethic in general. It was delivered as jokes rather than attacks, but the message was still there.
It was actually thanks to her and my other friends that I got my shit together. When they moved on to the next grade and I was held back, reality kind of hit me that I had to stop messing around.
ponzidreamer@reddit
I donāt know anon (thankfully) but i would give him the advise of being less ugly.
Rohen420@reddit
repost subhuman
Much_Ambition6333@reddit
everyone bro šš«©
WytLadyDiseaseFibro@reddit
hey, baby
545333B3@reddit
Every time