Worth it?
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Hatred When was the last time you said you "hate someone"? To my colleagues reading this, I presume someone from school. Someone you probably don't know well, but decided to hate because you heard the rumours fly around. "Her? Her who did this? Who talks like that? Hah, I hate her!" Ask yourself. If this person never truly gave you the reason to hate them, never was in your way, probably never spoke to you worth "hating"? I'm going to get a tad vulnerable now so brace yourself We truly are living the classic high school life, aren't we? Rife with drama, filled with gossip, rumours flying like birds in the skies of our campus. Anyone from our grade, we have something to say about. In 2018 (roughly) we saw the emergence of "confession pages" with our school's name, aghast with our names. As we all know, mine was not quite in the background. Turned out people had quite a bit to say about me. Given that these pages kept the per