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I was a pretty average student in school! Excelled in languages, History etc., not so much in maths and physics. I was never a lonely kid but I sometimes could be a little eccentric which lead to me being bullied quite a bit in my younger years. I was into Dinosaurs much later in life than most other kids, sometimes didn't think before I spoke and sometimes what I did say was completely misunderstood. I often stood out quite a bit since I grew very quickly when I was younger, making me often a head taller than the rest.

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While many of my peers were out by the lakes drinking and partying, I spent my evenings by the pool training for competitions. At my peak I went and trained around 10 times a week. During P.E class when we went swimming, the teacher made me coach and had me teach the others on how to swim freestyle and backstroke 🏊

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I avoided swimming in PE back when I was in high school because I was insecure about the way I’d look in front of my classmates by not wearing a regular swim suit and instead wearing athletic clothes to the pool. Unlike my previous gym teacher, the new one didn’t let me get away with not swimming and when I offered to walk upstairs instead, she said that wasn’t an option and that I’d get a bad grade for not participating in swimming. I ended up preparing myself to swim and when I offered to make up for the days I didn’t swim with my classmates and she said that that’s fine. The day came and anxiety held me back so I chickened out and ended up not swimming, instead choosing to stay in the school’s office and talking to a worker there. The female office worker reassured me that I’ll be fine when I told her how nervous I was to come face to face with my gym teacher due to not showing up to make up for my lost swimming sessions. The next time I had gym, I had to face my gym teacher and surprisingly, she wasn’t mad at me at all or at least she didn’t look mad or disappointed. I felt a huge weight lift off my shoulders and attempted to roller skate that day because we moved onto roller skating. I got away with not swimming and passed the class since it was just swimming that I couldn’t get myself to do even tho I somewhat knew how to swim.

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I've got unlimited moments like that but When i was in 5th grade our social studies teacher (retired major) asked the whole class "who can tell me about the jewish supremacy organization?"
Everyone was quite looking at each other. I raised my hand right away. He asked me what it is and i told him "free masons" and shared all the info i knew at the time bout it. Everyone was like wtf. He gave 500 rupees to 3 students and asked them to bring me a pizza, roll and everything they could get in the budget as a treat for me and forbade everyone from even asking for a bite as a reward for my answer. My mother was also visiting the school that day and she brought some pizza, rolls and smaoosey for me from canteen and she gave it to me during that lecture as well. My desk was full of mouth watering things to eat and i feasted alone while everyone was watching. I'll never forget that day haha. I ate while everyone was watching feeling like dummies haha. That's definitely one of my most cherished memories and badazz moments of all time.

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This is already hilarious... Two people are socially accepting each other... This is the key... If you feel spiritually attracted to your partner or if you know them so god damn well then tell me is there any need of it??? Seriously dude... Now socially once again... We have people that share unconditional feelings with us, a lot of people at once at a time unconditional affection... Parents, siblings, friends, teachers, uncles, aunts, strangers, enemies, jealous souls... Unconditional feelings... And the funniest part, we don't share them equally and or identically... So keeping someone's passwords means you know who else shares unconditional feelings with the person you love, bro, aunt, cousin, teacher, neighbour, colleague, enemy, or some wicked person god knows better, so now which side you are, it's the whole game, either you are with her or against her??? Seriously guys 🤣

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MY LOVELIEST DAYS AHHH, I MISS SO MANY THINGS. Here are a few:
– How, because it was a very small one consisting of only 150 students, I knew everybody. And when I say everybody, I mean it. I was literally friends with this grade 1 student, she wrote an essay on me for the topic "best friend."
– How I'd play head and tails with everyone during free periods. We were SO loud.
– At the back of our class, we had this empty place without any seats. Whenever we had a free unit, we all sat on the floor. Collective floor time??? Hello??? We were literal goals.
– My classmates. I will never vibe with humans like I vibe with them. I love them so much it hurts.
– Luca. That kitten. I adopted him for a month before he went away :(
– I was a prefect. During break time, I was assigned the duty of supervising the "ground" where students of grade 4 till grade 7 were allowed. Sab badmaash thay. I miss handling them.
– We had two consecutive units of Economics on Mondays in grade 9, and my teacher would ask me to sit in front right after entering the class because I always fell asleep.
– The gossip. We'd talk about everything.
– PT. Please, the best unit ever. I miss Tuesdays.
– MY ART TEACHER. I used to bully him and he'd let me. Love that old dude.
– Van times. We had a group, we'd wait for everyone to leave so we could play Kings.
– Singing all the time.
– One time, a class fellow lost his brother. We all cried with him.
– How I'd see my Chemistry teacher enter school and he'd laugh at my grimace every single day. I always used to tell him to take a goddamn break.

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