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Friend, Unforgiveness and the Past.

JackOSullivan007

I know life is meant to be great, we live to fight another day. Well today I had the worst English Lesson of my life.

Where to begin. My Brilliant and kind Teacher was not in and is not in for two weeks. We had a Supply at College and my Class were messing about. I tic (Tourettes) and the Teacher says "Are you taking the micky in out of me?". So than my Aspergers kicks in and I go slient for the whole entire lesson. I mean what the hell. When People see me being different there always has to be a accusation at the begining. So lesson ended, she said sorry (at the wrong time).

I get the bus with my Friend, she is a Girl (Not my Best Friend just friend). I find it hard to forgive. Right so I hold it against the Teacher and my Friend says "You act like a Child". What the hell? She stuck up for me at times and she says because of my non forgiven. She calls me a Child. Just because I have not forgiven the other Teacher from 2012 who broke confidental Information about me to my Friend.

What is my life coming too. Please let me know how I can calm down from this.

Jack.

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  • I agree with the other contributors.

    Supply teachers are never told anything, and what would be on her mind was the unrulyness of the class. I am not at all excusing what she said but I am sure she felt bad about it afterwards as teachers vary rarely apologise, even when they know they are wrong. They are advised not.

    Being told you are childish is hurtful. I think you need to explain to your friend that dealing with emotions is slower at developing in Aspergers and you found her comment unhelpful and upsetting.

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  • I agree with the other contributors.

    Supply teachers are never told anything, and what would be on her mind was the unrulyness of the class. I am not at all excusing what she said but I am sure she felt bad about it afterwards as teachers vary rarely apologise, even when they know they are wrong. They are advised not.

    Being told you are childish is hurtful. I think you need to explain to your friend that dealing with emotions is slower at developing in Aspergers and you found her comment unhelpful and upsetting.

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