"It Gets Better - For most it probably does. For people with clinical depression or social phobia, maybe not so much."
Even for those, it does get better. Unlike teenagers, adults will not stuff you in your locker, throw your books down the stairs, gang up on you and pummel you, steal your lunch and throw it away, gather around you and chant insulting nicknames, give you a swirlie, yank your skirt up or your pants down in public, tell outrageous lies about your supposed misbehavior that those in authority somehow believe, destroy your homework before you can hand it in, grab your glasses and run away with them, or throw lit firecrackers at you.
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Date: 2011-06-23 04:40 pm (UTC)Even for those, it does get better. Unlike teenagers, adults will not stuff you in your locker, throw your books down the stairs, gang up on you and pummel you, steal your lunch and throw it away, gather around you and chant insulting nicknames, give you a swirlie, yank your skirt up or your pants down in public, tell outrageous lies about your supposed misbehavior that those in authority somehow believe, destroy your homework before you can hand it in, grab your glasses and run away with them, or throw lit firecrackers at you.