What's the most unfair thing that happened to you at school?

[Anonymous]

[jennifer_bloom]

I wrote a poem at 11 that was so good it rivalled English writers with PhDs at Ivy league schools like Yale or Columbia or Oxford, and instead of receiving compliments, my teacher accused me of plagiarism with no evidence, and gave me a 0 on the assignment. Later my mother thew out all my old artistic sculptures and paintings and poems because she hates me.

[Nikki1989]

The boys liked me, but most of the girls hated my guts.

[oldpigg]

I was reported to the observer for drawing swastikas on the desks.

[exitseven]

I lost my ROTC scholarship because I could not pass an eye test.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

I recall once in school when a group project was assigned, and despite putting in most of the effort and time, everyone received the same grade. It felt unfair as my contribution wasn't acknowledged individually. This taught me early on to communicate effectively with instructors to ensure that efforts are recognized appropriately, an approach I've shared with students in similar situations. Understanding how to navigate such scenarios can be crucial in both academic and professional settings. Remember, it's important to advocate for your own hard work.

[chrissykerdock]

i had to lower my panties because my skirt was too short

[PaleDale]

Thrown out of the boys locker room with nothing on.

[Wise4myage]

Nothing to be honest.

[Anonymous]

I got sexually assaulted.