You see, I asked if there was any way I could possibly make up missing training. Low and behold, I missed one of the key training sessions = = Thanks email. THEMAIL JKS, FUCK YOU EMAIL FUCK YOU IN THE ASS.
After doing a half assed job of trying to convince the teachers to keep me in, I just took their answer up the ass and left somewhat teary eyed. It made sense to me that they wouldn't want me in. If I can't manage myself to be at the training sessions now, what would it be like to have me be in link crew in the future?
While I was at work today, I asked one of my coworkers if she wanted to switch with me (she was off at 1pm).
"Sorry, but we all have to make sacrifices!"
I suppose we do - A - //
While walking home in all my rejected glory, I tried to justify what just happened.
- First, I tried to convince myself that they would be losing a wonderful asset *hair flip*
- I reminded myself of how much I utterly detested link crew as a freshman, because it forced to to get up early in the morning when every other student was allowed to sleep in.
- Recollected memories of how commercial all of the link leaders were, and from this it dawned on me that I might just be a little bit too bitchy to be fit for the role of a leader.
- there was a time when I once believed that link crew was a waste of time, and had few long term benefits for students.
- The only true bonding experience derived from LC were from kids sharing a mutual dislike for GETTING UP EARLY.
- Falsely advertise what to expect in high school.
Yeah . . . Pretty upset, but I'm done raging. Okay, HOPE LC PEOPLE DON'T FUCKING HATE ME :)
MAYBE THE HATE IS MUTUAL?
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