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does anyone feel that school stole his/her childhood or at least a big part of it?


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  • 2 weeks later...

As a real little girl and going to school like from K-3 it was great. Then in the 4th grade and 5th Grade it started to become a challenge for me to keep up and I started to hate it. Once I hit Middle School is when I started noticing my sexuality was a bit different than my girlfriends as they were always talking how cute the boys were and stuff like that I am I more focused on how cute they actually were. I was quite confused at first and was pretty much a loner with just maybe 2 friends in Middle School and the struggles academically continued especially in Math and Science somewhat. Once I entered High School I knew I was a Lesbian and so did my parents and they accepted it. I was still quite the loner only attending 1 dance my entire high school time(10th Grade Home Coming and I went with a Friend). I also was much smaller and not nearly as developed as the other girls in High School so that made it quite awkward. In high school I looked like I should have been back in the 5th or 6th grade. So I survived my schooling and I guess you can say it did take enjoyment out of my childhood for most of it.

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School was hell for me not the learning part just the other kids, I'd been going to school for a year and things were going well then me and my family moved to Switzerland at first it was okay, but then my parents put me in the international school, I had some great teachers there, Like my 1st grade teacher. But I had as if yet undiagnosed ADHD and I acted diferently from most others, so they bullied me so I would react and lose control and although it would go to the teacher the bully never really got punished. So I just bottled up all this shite and in 4th and 5th grade when the band of friends I had drifted apart, I spent most of my breaks indoors either drawing or reading. I think it was about this time I began to have ab thoughts. But I was bullied so much me and my Mum decided to leave, and she homeschooled me. During this time one on one was great because I didn't get picked on and I could be by myself which was great. I then started moving into public school, first bilingual, which was alright and then full on public, this was where my bottled up emotions came back in I often reacted andd on the day school broke up I got into a fight. After that things went downhill, I quickly became depressed and had to go into a Clinic where I learnt to let it out then I went back into a small public school, my 1st year was hard as most of the third years made it a habit to torment the 1st years. This got better over time but still it just hurt because I could never release myself and just explode I had to keepnit all chained up as no one ever gave me a coping straegy. Anyway my second year was hard because my classmates and I fought all the time (seriously 4 teenage boys all with large personalities and conflicting egoes locked up in a small room together. My third and final year was the best though.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Yeah I missed my childhood. I never liked school I rather go play watch cartoons or ride my bike. Highschool was tough for me I was the wierd goth kid and got bullied alot. Ah whatever I never grew up so I guess my childhood had never left me :)

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I didn't like going to school, but it didn't steal my childhood.

Although no one knew what to call it, I was a bit "dislesic", and went to a small (60ish) private boarding school in the early 50's.

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