Schools

Because I am a human who lives for the 2D world of Anime and Manga, I find school life in Australia to be very disappointing. This entry is pretty much going to be me bitching about school life, so if you don't want to read it, you don't have to. To continue, highlight this dark area below.

Firstly, let me get something out of the way. In Australia, school life is just going to school, hanging out at recess and lunch, studying and taking notes in class, and then going home. What. The. Hell. Where are all the cute girls you see in Anime and Manga? Why don't we have typical personality traits such as 'moe' or 'tsundere' in real life? Why are there no fated meeting between girls and boys? Why don't we have after-school clubs where we can spend precious time in classrooms happily chatting and sharing interests? Why don't we even have a student council?!? I'm getting sick of my school life just thinking about it.

Now, I'm not saying that I expect school life to be as fun and interesting as Anime make them sound, but I don't expect school life to be THIS boring. I mean, I have to waste my teenage years just studying (Yes, I am aware that we need to study but for fuck's sake, I want something interesting to happen) and spending my time trapped in my room, on my computer, wishing for my life to be as interesting as what is shown on the monitor.

Australian schools are just too different. Why don't we have after-school clubs? I'm sure other countries have them. Why don't we have a student council? It makes perfect sense for part of the school to be run by respected students. WHY DON'T WE HAVE CUTE GIRLS IN OUR SCHOOLS?!? (Seriously, the difference between 2D girls and 3D girls is unimaginable...)

I have a LOT more I want to say, but if someone gets offended by this I have a feeling they'll come after me... with a gun... and a corpse bag...

So I'm ending it here, but seriously, I hope some of you readers can understand what I'm saying and hopefully are not too offended by this. If you are, then I'm sorry but I'm only expressing my own opinions.