Welcome to Gaia! :: View User's Journal | Gaia Journals

I like my new outfit. I've been wanting this scarf for a while (just cuz it looks cool) and I also love my socks. I'm looking to get a pair like them in real life too.

On another note, the other day my friends and I were in our English room eating lunch (we don't eat in the cafeteria because they have food fights in there almost every day). Well, this security guard walks in and is like "Why aren't you kids at lunch?" and we told him how our english teacher lets us eat in there and how we don't like going to the cafeteria because we don't want to get pelted with soda cans (they throw full ones too, with the lids open). Then he asked us where are teacher was and we told him how she had stepped out for like a minute to go to the bathroom. He didn't believe us, which is very weird because we're all very smart and honest. In fact, all our SOL scores alone probably keep the school accredited. But, he being a stupid guy that believes all teenagers are no-good scum, forced us to go the cafeteria, where we learned that the other kids had learned to make a high pitch screaching sound with their foot on the floor. All the kids in the cafeteria were making this sound, to the point that we couldn't hear each other even though we were at the same table.

This is why I hate how adults treat teenagers. They assume we all try to break the law. I have to admit, though, that it is also the fault of the majority of teenagers who break the law, and thus make life hell for those of us who are actually decent. The kids at my school are so obnoxious, I'm not surprised teachers are suspicious of everyone, but that still doesn't give them the right to treat us all like criminals just because they think we might do something bad. Instead of trying to beat down on all teenagers, they should exert more force in breaking down the obnoxious and troublesome teenagers, but, of course, Americans are to lazy to ever even try to do such a thing. *sigh*