Well tommorow, there's this thing called senior cut day which is when basically all the seniors cut. I'm thinking about going on that sh*t, but it's the consequences of doing that sh*t that makes me not want to go. Basically I got this band concert the night of that day and I'm afraid if I go to that sh*t, they won't let me be in the concert. But yeah, if I don't go, I'm gonna be pretty much the only senior there tommorow. The only thing keeping me from saying "Yes, I'm going to go" is the consequences.
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Senior cut day - to go or not to go?
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Alphamale1821
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what more important cutting with other seniors and maybe meeting/hanging with some chicks. OR go to the band concert later and meet/hang with some chicks. Sounds like a Win-Win to me.
WesCottII
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I couldn't care less what you do, but it's nice to know you ask our advice/permission for every quasi - important event in your life.
No-one cares.
No-one cares.
Who cares? Do what YOU want to do. Don't let this whole high-school "I want to do what everyone else is doing so they think I'm cool" mentality get to your head. When you get out of there (which you will in a month or so) you'll realize that that kind of stuff doesn't matter anymore.
Thinking back on it, the coolest guys I went to high school with weren't the football players or the skateboarders or the guys who did what everyone else thought was cool. It was the guys who did what they did and didn't care about it if others didn't like it.
Thinking back on it, the coolest guys I went to high school with weren't the football players or the skateboarders or the guys who did what everyone else thought was cool. It was the guys who did what they did and didn't care about it if others didn't like it.
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Don't go to school man.
Get cases of beer and handles of hard liquor - steal them if you have to - and figure out whose parents aren't home during the day. Or even better, find some parents who don't care. Go to that house and party like mad.
That is what we did for senior cut day, and it was pretty memorable. I'd recommend you try to do the same.
I remember the day before senior cut day, I was running in our regionals track meet.
None of what you do in school from this point on matters. It didn't for me, and it won't for you.
Get cases of beer and handles of hard liquor - steal them if you have to - and figure out whose parents aren't home during the day. Or even better, find some parents who don't care. Go to that house and party like mad.
That is what we did for senior cut day, and it was pretty memorable. I'd recommend you try to do the same.
I remember the day before senior cut day, I was running in our regionals track meet.
None of what you do in school from this point on matters. It didn't for me, and it won't for you.
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It's kind of different here though lol meaning, when we have senior cut day almost all the seniors do it and there are few people who don't.BlakeW5 said:
Anyway, thanks for the advice, I called up my friend, who's going to be driving us and decided I'm going to cut school. Besides, the way I see it, even if they find out I cut, I only got less than 2 more monthes of High School, a suspension or detention isn't going to mean sh*t. What I basically hear though, is there's gonna be a party or something, which my friend is driving us to. My friend also said something about going to the strip club, but I don't believe he'll actually have the balls to do it. Plus, what good clubs are open in daytime anyway? Hah.
Maxtro
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Eh, shouldn't this be in the High School section?
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I think only bout half our Seniors went through with mine. I didn't. But I did skip the day before and after. I hate trends or following others. I had no problem with skipping. I actually was in and out of dual enrollment at a community college and just going to HS for office aide anyways.
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She calls you when her car breaks down. When she needs help moving. When some guy she's actually dating treats her badly.
You're the listener. The reliable one. The guy who would treat her so much better, if she'd just open her eyes.
She won't. You trained her to see you as the low-effort option — the friend who requires zero risk and zero investment. Every favor dug the hole deeper.
The "22 Rules" break the pattern. You'll stop auditioning for a role she already cast and become the man she chases instead. It starts with Rule 1.
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I never understood the idea of skipping school. I had friends that would skip school and have to stay outside during winter. 40 degrees outside, they are shaking cold but they still wont go to school. One time i was walking toward school (yes i was to close to school to be going w school bus) and i think it was like 34 degrees outside and i see 4 of my friends from school skipping.
In HS if i wanted to skip i just told my parents i wasnt going to school that day and stayed hope playing video games or went to hang out w my friends. They never said anything , they couldnt because i greaduated top 10 in my HS w 3.9 GPA. On top of that, they respected the fact that i was honest and didnt lie to them. Most of my friends were getting cought , grounded, kicked out of the house etc.
In HS if i wanted to skip i just told my parents i wasnt going to school that day and stayed hope playing video games or went to hang out w my friends. They never said anything , they couldnt because i greaduated top 10 in my HS w 3.9 GPA. On top of that, they respected the fact that i was honest and didnt lie to them. Most of my friends were getting cought , grounded, kicked out of the house etc.
