What are we waiting for? These years are dying slowly...My school. It's religious, all girls. I have to travel two hours a day on public transport to get to and from it. I am not religious. I am not a lesbian. Public transport can blow me. I'm sick of girls, I'm sick of religion, I'm sick of the fucking train. So, naturally, I'm pondering moving schools, at least to one that's co-educational and closer to my house.
My options include two other religious co-educational schools and a really good public school. One of them, the least favourite of my options, is supa supa close to my house, it's Anglican and co-ed. The other, coming a steady second in my little list, is in a poshymosh area, I'm afraid it'll just be a repeat of what's happening at my school now, it's Catholic and co-ed. The first on my list, even to my shock and horror, is a public school. I was looking on the website, you can have your hair down. *orgasms* My god, I spend ages trying to control my thick, wavy, epileptic hair in the mornings, trying to get it to look normal.
I could sleep in. I could get up, shower, blow dry my hair, and be done. *multiple orgasms* That sounds soo good. All three schools, being close to my house, mean I could get a job, exercise more, stay up later, get up later, have friends in my area and maybe actually be *gasps* happy again!?
So, why don't I go enrol right now?
I have to make friends, again. I have to learn a new set of rules and the set out of a new school, again. I have to put my battered little brain and body through the many panic attacks and nervous breakdowns that always precede a change in my life, again.
See, I thought everything would be better for me when I moved to the school I'm at now, I had very high hopes for a new, better life, good friends, a good lifestyle. What an epic fail that was. After around three weeks of being a loner, I finally found a group of friends - oh the joy, the reject group. All the girls who can't get into other groups. Fan-fucking-tastic. They all hate each others guts, the back stabbing that goes on is insane, except the awesome Asian, she's pretty nice, the only one a truly get along with. If I do move, I'll miss that little bundle of never ending energy (and "Yo mumma" jokes). Then, on top of this, after second term, my mum refused to drive me to school anymore and so low and behold, to the devil that is public transport I was sent. That problem would be solved if I move, but the friend thing...that's never certain. Everyone already has well established friend groups, I'll have trouble finding a bunch of people I like.
Oh, the drama the drama. I will miss my little Asian buddy though, if I do leave. I had a good lunchtime with her today, it was absolutely pouring with rain so the break was filled with either I or her yelling something aong the lines of "I'm soaking wet!" and the other replying "That's what she said.", "I know I'm hot.", "It's just the effect I have on women." or "I just do that to you, don't I baby?" Was great.
But yes, I'm sick of being surrounded by all girls. I rarely find one with the same sense of humour as me, would be nice to have some guy friends. I'm sick of ze train and bus, and I'm sick of chapel.
*leaves confused* xx