Blackpill Truecel trait: You have never once found satisfaction in every stage of education

[CrimsonPine47]

I have never once enjoyed school. Not elementary, not middle, or high school. There are people out there, that have, at the very least, enjoyed one part of school. Some might say "elementary was fun" or "high school was the best" or "college rocks." Why? All because of some nostalgia.

Every stage was just full of disappointment for me. Elementary was fucking boring and isolating, knowing that I was falling behind in my classes and watching my classmates make friends while I couldn't. Middle school was the same, but with added bullying that started the very last year of elementary occurred. Some people said that middle school was the time to figure out my identity. Instead of figuring out my identity, I figured out how much I didn't belong, getting even worse as high school and college rolled around.

There's nothing for me to look back upon, just things to stuff in the back of my head in hopes of forgetting it all. I can't even call it the "good old days."

I have never believed them in the slightest when they said I would enjoy each stage of education, and I never will. They told me too many lies about each stage of education, about how it would be the "best years of my life." Why should I believe that work would be any different? The job market is shit. If I got a job, I would have to deal with bosses, deadlines, work politics, and worst of all, foids.



In middle school, they told me at the end of the year that I would like high school a lot because it would be "fun" (lots of things to study). I went to high school and fucking hated it.

In high school, they told me that I would like college for the same reason. I went to college (was pressured) and I fucking hated it.

Now that I'm in college, they're telling me the same bullshit about how "I would like my job" because of how different it would be compared to school.


Fuck my life.

 

[AdolfRizzler]

Truecel trait: u never enjoyed something in ur entire life!

 

[Itsoverm8]

I never really enjoyed anything my whole life has been one big cope

 

[poorenglishcel]

Trucels go to school and college to study

 

[PvZcel]

Most of my school life, I would be bullied by either teachers or students.

 

[vic624]

Trucels go to school and college to study

Only the geniuscels who are ugly because their brain size disformed their skull.

 

[drowningindenial]

I never really enjoyed anything my whole life has been one big cope

 

[ColderManTruce]

Truecel trait: u never enjoyed something in ur entire life!

 

[maskking]

All bs matrix programming to keep your mind enslaved, fuck it.

 

[Caichan]

I have never once enjoyed school. Not elementary, not middle, or high school. There are people out there, that have, at the very least, enjoyed one part of school. Some might say "elementary was fun" or "high school was the best" or "college rocks." Why? All because of some nostalgia.

Every stage was just full of disappointment for me. Elementary was fucking boring and isolating, knowing that I was falling behind in my classes and watching my classmates make friends while I couldn't. Middle school was the same, but with added bullying that started the very last year of elementary occurred. Some people said that middle school was the time to figure out my identity. Instead of figuring out my identity, I figured out how much I didn't belong, getting even worse as high school and college rolled around.

There's nothing for me to look back upon, just things to stuff in the back of my head in hopes of forgetting it all. I can't even call it the "good old days."

I have never believed them in the slightest when they said I would enjoy each stage of education, and I never will. They told me too many lies about each stage of education, about how it would be the "best years of my life." Why should I believe that work would be any different? The job market is shit. If I got a job, I would have to deal with bosses, deadlines, work politics, and worst of all, foids.



In middle school, they told me at the end of the year that I would like high school a lot because it would be "fun" (lots of things to study). I went to high school and fucking hated it.

In high school, they told me that I would like college for the same reason. I went to college (was pressured) and I fucking hated it.

Now that I'm in college, they're telling me the same bullshit about how "I would like my job" because of how different it would be compared to school.


Fuck my life.

elementary was shit for me too

 

[guitarcel]

I never really enjoyed anything my whole life has been one big cope

 

[Rapistcel]

I have never once enjoyed school. Not elementary, not middle, or high school. There are people out there, that have, at the very least, enjoyed one part of school. Some might say "elementary was fun" or "high school was the best" or "college rocks." Why? All because of some nostalgia.

Every stage was just full of disappointment for me. Elementary was fucking boring and isolating, knowing that I was falling behind in my classes and watching my classmates make friends while I couldn't. Middle school was the same, but with added bullying that started the very last year of elementary occurred. Some people said that middle school was the time to figure out my identity. Instead of figuring out my identity, I figured out how much I didn't belong, getting even worse as high school and college rolled around.

There's nothing for me to look back upon, just things to stuff in the back of my head in hopes of forgetting it all. I can't even call it the "good old days."

I have never believed them in the slightest when they said I would enjoy each stage of education, and I never will. They told me too many lies about each stage of education, about how it would be the "best years of my life." Why should I believe that work would be any different? The job market is shit. If I got a job, I would have to deal with bosses, deadlines, work politics, and worst of all, foids.



In middle school, they told me at the end of the year that I would like high school a lot because it would be "fun" (lots of things to study). I went to high school and fucking hated it.

In high school, they told me that I would like college for the same reason. I went to college (was pressured) and I fucking hated it.

Now that I'm in college, they're telling me the same bullshit about how "I would like my job" because of how different it would be compared to school.


Fuck my life.

Bro thinks he is gonna get a job after university

 

[Veiko]

I have a deep-seated hatred when it comes to my days as a highschooler. I genuinely felt miserable and unaccomplished. That all boiled down to me being incredibly depressed and being very reliant on alcohol. Still, I hate modern schooling because it made me feel so worthless. I left with no knowledge and no feeling of accomplishment, and it ruined my life.

 

[Sex-Starved Beast]

It's only two cases where people enjoy school: either they enjoyed the partying, sex, friendships, and all the social aspects that come with it, or they also actually enjoyed learning the subjects. As an incel, the former was negated to me, and as for the latter, I could never care about any of the shit that they made us study, as I have the tendency to study ony own what interests me. School was not made for us.

 

[Cuckoja]

School is prison.

 

[The Scarlet Prince]

TRUE, all stages of school have been miserable in one way or another for me.

 

[kapri]

I never really enjoyed anything my whole life has been one big cope

Same. And looking back my only goals were for the suffering to be over. It was always "just until I finish this school year", " just untill I find a job", "just until I get some money", etc. Every minute of every day I'm just waiting to be over. My "reward" system is lack of punishment at best.

 

[SpookySpook]

I used to like kindergarten, just free snacks and drawing shit all day. Past that, it went downhill

 

[ToBurble&Pine]

TRUE, all stages of school have been miserable in one way or another for me.

 

[ULTRAMAN]

Public schools and obligatory education are child abuse.