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What are you not nostalgic for?
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this post was submitted on 07 Dec 2024
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School. I don't miss any of it.
You see movies and TV shows romanticising middle/high school a lot, as though it's all about parties, friends, hanging out, and getting into relationships. It's not that. Just an endless barrage of busywork with the occasional holiday.
I share this sentiment. School was such a drag and I miss nothing about it.
Meh, this one depends on where you lived. We had parties, lots of time with friends and hanging out, plus relationships...it wasn't until Grade 13 (which was a pre Uni course year) where we had so much homework, especially 3 uni level math course...just doing calculus for hours after school.