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musingsofthebigboo:

The graveyard of school unity and common courtesy. 

for once, i wish that an event meant to foster school unity would end in everyone feeling better about themselves and the school—is that not the point of these events?

but no, we have to get into cheating accusations, saying whoever won did not deserve it, belittling the girls who have worked their butts off for this. flags don’t always come off when pulled, years and years of pe should have taught us that. there was no punching. the refs did their jobs, as did the powderpuff players. and they all did their jobs well.

this happened last year too—the seniors got bashed on for winning, their techniques criticized for being too brutal, and their feelings hurt from the hate. it’s a terrible cycle. we seniors this year don’t even win much, we just bring what we have to whatever we can. we don’t start arguments when we lose rallies, because we know we didn’t do as well as whoever beats us. but even then there are some people who get bitter and say things they (should) regret, there’s room for everyone to grow. we all need to do better, because frankly this is a disappointing display. i expect more from tino students. we’re supposed to be the nice ones.

i hate that everyone is attacking each other now. anonymous hate messages, arguments among classes, a whole lot of unnecessary drama. the seniors beat the sophomores, the freshman beat the juniors. that’s it. 

can we not for once respect each other?

(via thisistherealal)