idiots at school thread

[JellyPerson]

same here

 

[FAST6191]

I mean, some of us would like to study peacefully.
Sure, sometimes I make noise myself, but not as loud and distracting as hers.

She's the type of person who would ask for permission for borrowing something, but if she was denied, she would call you out.

There is a difference between being disruptive and being disrespectful. I would agree the former makes life harder, the latter I have no issue with. I guess at some level if a teacher reacted badly (and I did meet a few that would) then it could make life harder, however they are probably not going to be a good teacher otherwise so meh.

I have no reason to doubt the girl in question otherwise being less than easy to get along with but it was the statement I snipped that I felt compelled to go further with.

 

[GamerUnity]

There is a difference between being disruptive and being disrespectful. I would agree the former makes life harder, the latter I have no issue with. I guess at some level if a teacher reacted badly (and I did meet a few that would) then it could make life harder, however they are probably not going to be a good teacher otherwise so meh.

I have no reason to doubt the girl in question otherwise being less than easy to get along with but it was the statement I snipped that I felt compelled to go further with.

I do believe that every people is easily misunderstood, and deserves a second chance. I myself have come to misunderstood some people by judging them through their looks, but now that I came to know more about them, I realized I was wrong.

I'm sure the same could be said for the girl in my class, that's why I do my best to keep an open-mind.

On a side note, I'm really meeting difficulties with your replies, especially since my English isn't the best, so I do apologize if some of my replies aren't understandable or can rub someone the wrong way.