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Phobia From School

By sneaky_asslickers July 29, 2020 7 answers Last updated July 29, 2020

Hello! I am 14 years old and I am in 8th grade. I have a huge problem with not going to school. I am constantly running away or pretending to be ill and I already have 80 absences (sorry), but it is only the middle of the first term. I have big problems because of not walking and that is why I have changed many schools. The problem started when I moved from the private school, where I studied until the 6th grade. I've been in government since then and I just can't stand going to school so much that I'm afraid to go. My other classmates stay after school and go for a walk somewhere, or get together after school and go somewhere for coffee, and I hurry home as soon as possible. I don't know what I'm going to do, I hate it so much that I'd rather squat like an ox every day than go to school. Please help me, give me advice on what to do,

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jeybd answered · July 29, 2020

   To help you, you need to say what the problem is. Your problem is that one is public and the other private? Right? Or is it something more profound like what kind of people go, the base, the teachers, the attitude towards you, etc.? Ana

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miss_bbw answered · July 29, 2020

   Ahhh, your problem is very easy to solve. You just drop out of school due to absences and start squatting. Very soon you will want to stay at school all day. It is clear how you "studied" in a private school, but ordinary mortals go to a state school and it is quite different there. It's not a phobia, it's just a baked pampering. You need to faint and everything will work out for you.

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faliton answered · July 29, 2020

   Number 2, there really is such a phobia, I think it was called didaskaleinophobia. Girl, what exactly caused this phobia? Bullying by a teacher / student? Or something else? Tell me more. * Yasa

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sexxy_summ18 answered · July 29, 2020

   Since when have you noticed this problem? Since when did you move or from this year?

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s_slave19 answered · July 29, 2020

   From the author: Well, actually the problem started when I moved to a public school. And number two is pretty stupid to judge every single child in a private school in the same way. Yes, I studied quite solidly, if I may say so myself. I even have as many grades in the state as I had in the private one.

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caramel_creams answered · July 30, 2020

   Yes, but what happened at the public school? Problem with a classmate, with a teacher? * Yasa

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goddessdianats answered · July 30, 2020

   only 80 unexcused I had 250 and they turned me off so I don't care