I've recently found that article on the web and the facts I had found in it were just shocking! Please read it here http://bit.do/dxabM
Warmest regards, Salvatore Cristofaro
From: Bug 1069707 [mailto:<email address hidden>]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2017 2:19 AM
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: dont call me guy, pal.
When I was 13, he had to do a presentation in front of the class, which included choosing a song and explaining why it could be related to your life. Most people picked songs that talked about a specific trait, I can't remember any particular ones, but basically it was like "I'm a funny person" or "I'm a happy person" and the like. But no, not me.
I was going through my emo stage, as I'm sure many of us did, and decided to find a way to portray myself in a way that talked about how upset I was with my life and the world. So I chose Behind Blue Eyes by The Who.
So I get up to do the presentation, play a bit of the song and explain in front of the whole class and teacher about how my life sucks and nobody likes me and basically that I don't deserve to live. Then my teacher says "oh Tyler we don't feel that way about you" and then I burst into tears still standing in front of the class.
As if that's not bad enough, my teacher is worried about me (rightfully so) and she calls my parents and then I have to not only live it, but then explain what happened to my parents. I can't think about it without cringing.
Hi friend!
I've recently found that article on the web and the facts I had found in it were just shocking! Please read it here http:// bit.do/ dxabM
Warmest regards, Salvatore Cristofaro
From: Bug 1069707 [mailto:<email address hidden>]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2017 2:19 AM
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: dont call me guy, pal.
When I was 13, he had to do a presentation in front of the class, which included choosing a song and explaining why it could be related to your life. Most people picked songs that talked about a specific trait, I can't remember any particular ones, but basically it was like "I'm a funny person" or "I'm a happy person" and the like. But no, not me.
I was going through my emo stage, as I'm sure many of us did, and decided to find a way to portray myself in a way that talked about how upset I was with my life and the world. So I chose Behind Blue Eyes by The Who.
So I get up to do the presentation, play a bit of the song and explain in front of the whole class and teacher about how my life sucks and nobody likes me and basically that I don't deserve to live. Then my teacher says "oh Tyler we don't feel that way about you" and then I burst into tears still standing in front of the class.
As if that's not bad enough, my teacher is worried about me (rightfully so) and she calls my parents and then I have to not only live it, but then explain what happened to my parents. I can't think about it without cringing.
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