Author Topic: I hate this year.  (Read 4096 times)

Ace

Well, as most of you know, I haven't been around here for a long, long time. There is a perfectly good explanation for this, and I'll tell you why:

First: Grades.Let me just say right now that being a junior in high school is no loving picnic. I've already had my grades drop to C or D averages and we're only in the fourth week of school, but this happens to me almost every year anyways but I swore to myself this year would be different. Guess not.

Second: Marching band. I used to love it and dedicate my life to it, because to be honest, I have a lifelong passion for music. This year, however, it sucks horribly. We have this new assistant band director from Ohio State University and of course, he has very high standards of what a marching band should be like. So because of this, we're being pushed incredibly hard this year and all the fun things we used to do have been pushed out of the way and canceled and such to make room for practice, practice, practice, practice, practice. Everyone in band is pretty much losing their minds and getting pissed off, and so am I.

Third: Homecoming/Girls. God loving dammit this is where I royally forgeted up. For privacy reasons, I am going to call these two girls "Saxophone" and "Annoying Orangeet" because those are the instruments each girl plays, respectively. So "Saxophone" and I have been friends for a good long while, I would say about 5 years. Now as you all know, dating a friend you've known for that long and getting intimate with them would be awkward to say the least. I was faced with a decision at the beginning of this year: would I ask "Saxophone" or "Annoying Orangeet" to homecoming? I picked "Saxophone" although I was somewhat skeptical of my decision. "Annoying Orangeet" however had some extreme feelings for me and wanted to go with me. I felt bad about this because for some reason, I had picked "Saxophone" while I had the same feelings for "Annoying Orangeet". So about a week after I had asked "Saxophone" to homecoming I was starting to get a bit weirded out because she was starting to get all "cuddly" with me if that is the word I'm looking for. Now this is where I wanted out. Luckily, she said that she did something stupid: about a month ago she promised her ex-boyfriend she would go to homecoming with him. She said she didn't like breaking promises, so she said she was going to go with him but still wanted to get into something with me. I, upon hearing this news, was overjoyed that I was free of this awkwardness. The night after she re-asked me because she "felt horrible" and I said no. Since then, even though I had made it painfully clear I didn't want to get all "cuddly" with her anymore, she has still been trying to get all up on me and it's annoying the stuff out of me.

This is where "Annoying Orangeet" comes back in. Now that I was free from the evil death grip of awkwardness of "Saxophone", I was excited to go ask out "Annoying Orangeet" because I had strong feelings for her. Knowing she had the same, I knew this would be a cakewalk. But luck seems to enjoy playing this little game with me called "Now I get to forget with you." Apparently, "Annoying Orangeet" had a boyfriend now, they had only been dating for two days or so. She found out I still had feelings for her and started to get severely confused. She said she still had feelings for me but couldn't break up with who she is with now because she likes him too. This was a huge smack in the face for me.

In conclusion, I am now living a horrible twisted nightmare version of my normal life where band sucks horribly, school is going in the stuffter, and I have no homecoming date.

The only good thing that has come from this year is that I decided to give Drama Club a try. We're doing "Grease" for our first production of the year and apparently I have a phenomenal singing voice. Therefore I have been given the part of an understudy for one of the lead characters. This means that if the person actually playing that character is sick or something happens, I go on in his place. Otherwise, I'm just in the chorus. But others have told me that this is very impressive for my first show ever.

tl;dr: Get the forget out and don't even bother posting. If you actually read this through completely, feel free to post your thoughts on this situation. If you're just here to try to be funny, leave. I don't want to deal with your stuffty humor right now.
« Last Edit: September 18, 2008, 11:36:52 PM by Ace »

Why don't you like the cuddly part?

Whoops, I'm not supposed to be posting.
Ignore me please.

Sorry for humor but go and sing in a band with your phenomenal voice. There you could make love songs and stuff

http://www.xanga.com

Haha I see you are a blogger. That's cool I used to blog a while back.

Junior year always sucks.
Yeah dude let me say right now, that your junior year of college is always the worst. Mine sucked, my friends sucked, yours is sucking. I think it's a highschool thing that everyone goes through haha. Don't worry about prom man, that's what your senior year is for. I went to my senior year prom only and I'm glad I didn't go sooner. It made my senior year prom so much more meaningful since it's the last get together with your friends.

I wouldn't worry too much about how your grades are since school hasn't been in session that long. Extra credit will get your grade up in a matter of days, if you are concerned about your grades just ask for extra credit and you'll be getting B's or A's just in time for the end of the semester.

I don't really care for marching bands but hey if that's what you love go you. But if the teacher expects more of you then you and all your companions should probably meet his expectations or exceed them, I'm sure he'll reward you guys with some sort of pizza party day or whatever you guys do.

Anyways yeah, check out that Xanga website.

K. Out of all seriousness, don't even tell us, and keep it to yourself.

Junior High sucked more ass than...erm...than anything in the history of sucking ass!

I mean, your too old to experience the privileges of less school/homework and other minor benefits like "nap time" and "sandbox time" yet at the same time you are not old enough to be treated like an adult and have the freedoms of being a teenager.

It really is the stuffty transitional stage of hell. Also, the whole hormone-bomb thing doesn't help at all.

My advice: Save the dating/relationships thing till later. The statistics show that even high-school couple rarely stay together


Oops. Well, shame on me for skimming the boring introductory portion of his essay post so I could more closely read the body of his complaint.
« Last Edit: September 18, 2008, 11:46:30 PM by Reactor Worker »

Ace

Junior High

When did I say I was in junior high? I said that I'm a junior in High School. 11th grade. I've had plenty of experience with everything up to this point.

He's obviously in high, not junior high.  What the hell?

Also my senior prom experience was inferior to my experience junior year.  See : junior year I had an actual date.

Also; who cares if the relationship will last?  There are lots of perfectly good reasons to be in one.

Lol, ace posted before me.

When did I say I was in junior high? I said that I'm a junior in High School. 11th grade. I've had plenty of experience with everything up to this point.

My bad.

Well, sucks for you then. My Junior year was fine.  =D

In other news:  Junior year for me was about a million times more interesting than all my life until that point together.  Really.  It was amazing and terrible and I really don't care too much anymore other than to remember what I did wrong and not repeat it.

Anyone in USSR should remember some of the jokes about my life during that time.  Especially Ronin, he likes to laugh at me.

is that why you dissapeared for a while D:?

First: Grades.Your fault for worrying about girls rather than your grades.

Second: Marching band. Also your fault. Without limits to test, no one can improve themselves. Life is full of little surprises like that. Get used to it, it isn't the last time it will happen.

Third: Homecoming/Girls. Yet again, your fault. You ignored your feelings and went for someone you wern't familiar with and got buttslammed. And when you had the chance to get her back, you refused and lost out on both. Enjoy the wall of shame at the dance......or ask someone else and keep trying till someone accepts.

As for an understudy position, that's not really something to brag about. if you had a good enough voice for the first time, you'd have made one of the other minor roles and not an understudy/chorus. Either they're playing favorites and screwing you over, or you're just not as good as they're telling you. Believe which you will.

tl;dr: The fact that you think life sucks at this point in life is laughable. The fact that you think people won't harass you for posting your personal life is moot. You're open season for doing so. If you don't like negative comments, don't post in the first place. And I don't intend to be extremely hard, but sometimes someone needs a good slap in the face for a fresh perspective that someone will always have it worse than you do.
« Last Edit: September 19, 2008, 12:03:35 AM by Rughugger »

Which time are you referring to?  Probably?

The band is your fault you should have been in orchestra.  :cookieMonster:

Man I really should be doing my coursework for uni right now, but I procrastinate here.

That's hormonal love for you, Ace.


Junior year always sucks.

No it doesn't. I always slept in class and skipped the majority of the time and I still managed to get all my credits by doing nothing.