It can be from a school event to a holiday. Frankly anything you hate really. Also be respectful and don’t downvote others just because they don’t share the same views.
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The big fuss and deal over personal pronouns and sht and how it’s basically shoved down your throat. Especially on BP. Literally 4/10 posts r about that.
Algrebra. Math.
Agreed. Math has never been my strong suit and also I’m still at a 5th grade level because my brain can’t comprehend how to do math and don’t even get me started on linear equations and multi step equations.
Least favorite things:
Holidays: Valentine’s Day and St Patrick’s day. Both are way too over commercialized in the USA. I know that it’s an Irish holiday St. Patrick’s Day and it’s about some thing. I forgot the history behind it. Also I don’t really get the point of st Patrick’s day. Feel free to tell me the history of it. I know that it’s a religious holiday celebrated with church services and feasts(I asked Siri at the time of writing this).
Valentine’s Day is pointless and sucks being single on that day and why celebrate love on one day when you could do it every day? Also the valentine candies taste unpleasant and are hard to chew. Valentines are half baked thank you cards.
Events(School): Winter formal and spring fling are two of the most pointless dances. Spring fling is a waste of money and winter formal isn’t even that fun. I think it’s the high school movies that ruined my perspective of dances. But also I had a bad experience with winter formal. My date had to cancel due to family issues which I respectfully understood and she said she would make it up by the end of the year she had ghosted me. This was in December 2021.
Spring flings I don’t think they do those anymore.
Homecoming and prom are overrated but at least they have a point and are fun somewhat.
Counter-argument: Valentine's Day is cool because on Feb 15th, you can buy a TON of candy for really really cheap.
Women who can't tell the difference between 'thick' and 'fat'.
