somebody

January 28th, 2020: Once upon a time, when I was in middle school, a boy called me a bitch. I asked him to stop, but he just kept repeating it with a smile on his face. I, then, told him to stop in a more assertive tone, but that didn’t faze him. So, I went

THE RIGHT WAY

Saturday, March 28th, 2020: Attending five different schools between the ages of three years old and seventeen years old taught me a lesson that many people have to move away from home to learn: there is rarely a right or wrong way to do something.  The truth is there are infinitely different ways to do

Pet Peeves: Part 1

1. Word counts: I believe that a teacher who assigns a required “at least” word count does not truly care about a student’s genuine response to the essay topic. Just this past week, I wrote an essay for one of my classes. It represented exactly what I intended to portray as my response to the

Aren’t We All The Same Color?

I recently watched a video of a YouTuber (either Daily Chris or Jack Dail, I’ve forgotten which one) in which the topic of favorite colors was mentioned. Someone said their favorite color was black and he responded with, “…black isn’t a color, it’s a shade…” This got me thinking and I remembered that my middle

A Post I Feel Compelled to Share!

The following link was written by: suburbanprincessteacher Newsflash: Girls Are Not Distractions.