Yeah no i dont know why i bother being nice to people (1 Viewer)

[kisshuhua09baby]

I was sitting at a lunch table with one of my friends I was talking to. She unfortunately also sits at the same table as the weird 18 yr old i talked about it my other threads, with the only measurable difference being shes officially 19 now and still somehow marked in the system as a highschool freshman HOORAY. So I was joking about with the friend (who ill call blondie for all intensive purposes) and not really saying much to that other girl. Now this part will need both a bit of explaining and a photo to show why events unfolded the way they did
The image below is a little trinket i got from my school's career fair that they hosted in the gym later last school year where different colleges and nearby jobs set up stands and gave out things among flyers to promote themselves to us and get us interested in their school/workforce in the future. This contraption is a plastic case holding screw heads inside of it. The silver end of it has a switch on the side to turn on/off the flashlight inside of it.

Now you may have this explanation, but my peers didn't. See i found it funny how to the naked eye this thing basically looked like a small tazer and was joking around with my friends all of today and yesterday. To most of my friends im not immediately assumed to carry weapons or initiate violence in any capacity so obviously any implication of such is quickly shut down or assumed to be a joke as it is. I thought that when I made the joke to y friends today they wouldnt think anything of it because I had made it with my other friend group yesterday and she didnt think anything of it. I had already switched the topic by this point but then the other girl and Blondie both stood up and went off somewhere else in the middle of me talking. Ok chipmunk, rude but a minor inconvenience. Then they came back and the police officer (who is regular part of the faculty not a random one) was walking with them and less than a minute after the principal called me to the outside area in front of the lunchroom. I was confused at first but then he asked me to get my backpack. I see now, bullshit is what's about to happen. He wanted to search my things and I explained the contraption to him. After quite literally finding nothing because that cucaracha lied he let me go once the bell rang. Im not really too mad that he did his job executing a safety measure, im mad at that girl. She will take any opportunity to make me seem like a bad person to anybody and its absolutely mad. Blondie is cool and all but she genuinely needs to stop being friends with that weirdo

 

[ChiaraStar169]

so, she's nineteen and STILL in ninth grade??? wow... she needs to shape tf up if she wants to go to college!

but anyway, I can relate to being accused of something you didn't do or meant as a joke. In my case, it was more the former, but I wtill want to share.

So, in my sophomore year of high school, I was minding my own business at lunch when this girl, let's call her Mindy, she slipped something in the back of my binder. I didn't think anything of it until the class I had after lunch, when I opened it to get my homework out (I had study skills after lunch that year - it was like study hall but more helpful). In the very back of my binder was a wadded-up paper towel, inside of which was an abundance of cigarette ash. I tried to hide it again, but my teacher caught me in the act and made me show her. Needless to say, she was appalled and sent me to the principal's office. In the end, he called my parents and gave me three days' suspension, all bc they had a fucking zero tolerance policy against contraband possession.

Granted, this didn't involve any of my friends, but same effect, pretty much.