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I didn't go to school. It's surreal to me to see everyone walking around and acting like the trauma of public school that's basically subjected huge swathes of children to abuse and left permanent anxiety and depression later on in life is "something that happens I guess"

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dealing with assholes in public school prepares you to deal with assholes in life.

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i didn't deal with any assholes growing up as a homeschooler, and i definitely don't feel like i'm missing out. If anything I feel like I'm better at dealing with assholes now than some of my public-schooled friends

9:03 PM · Dec 10, 2017