MiuMiu
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What school do you go to? (1 Viewer)
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tooheyz
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yeah thats true... i can honestly went through that stage.. year 7-early 9...Originally posted by blah says she
stereotypically when girls from all girls schools see boys they are like "oh my god.. boys.." *drool drool* (regardless of how they look.. anything) and then they can't concentrate and don't know how to act yadda yadda yadda, blah blah blah
ballerinabarbie
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sure do!
losty
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i go to an all girls school and i like it..... maybe it owuldnt be so much the case in senior years but im sure that in junior years the learning side of things would be harder cause of distraction and feeling that u cant contribute to class distractions etc cause its not cool...... i know its stereotypical but i dont know...... i guess the way the teacher speaks and the stuff they say would be diff etc etc..
lillaila
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The BOYS' school is right next door, actually a few secs walk down same road. AND WE have better facilities........and the field is much larger .......Originally posted by Frigid
single sex breeds homosexuality... LoL
j/k...
being in a single sex school is alright, except the GIRLS' SCHOOL IS NEXT DOOR AND THEIR FACILITIES ARE SO MUCH BETTER THAN OURS!!!!!!!!!!
I dun think many would b able to concentrate in co-ed, esp. pple in my school, i guess.....
yeahyeahyeahs
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I go to an anglican girls school (how sad!) but our brother school is Trinity...I've never been interested in guys so it doesn't bother me plus Trinity is a big turn-off! xx
Nose Bleed
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i think the melbourne population as a whole have more homosexual tendancies
SPX
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I go to a boys school and am definately not gay...not that there's anything wrong with that-Seinfeld.
But yeah we have a girls school across the road, but the real hot babes are at the station and we see plenty of girls there.
Oh, a melbournian...get off our turf..J/K. So what's it like in AFL town. Hey, do your big private schools have big AFL comps against oneanother like the Sydney ones have Rugby comps. Is it like that or do they play Rugby too?
But yeah we have a girls school across the road, but the real hot babes are at the station and we see plenty of girls there.
Oh, a melbournian...get off our turf..J/K. So what's it like in AFL town. Hey, do your big private schools have big AFL comps against oneanother like the Sydney ones have Rugby comps. Is it like that or do they play Rugby too?
Tenille
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Catholic Co-ed.
Good and bad points i guess.
Good and bad points i guess.
I went to an all boys school, and it wasnt as bad as some people seem to think it is. Hmmm its hard to describe...
And on a side note, i think all that crap about 'same sex schools breeding homosexuality' is all a crock of shit. Just because your around other males for most of your schooling life doesent mean you never see girls or that girls arnt an option. It shits me to tears when people say that
And on a side note, i think all that crap about 'same sex schools breeding homosexuality' is all a crock of shit. Just because your around other males for most of your schooling life doesent mean you never see girls or that girls arnt an option. It shits me to tears when people say that
MiuMiu
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Maybe we should change what it says on our number plates...
'Sydney-bum sex capital of the world'
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I go to an all girls school. But i have had experience in co-ed.
7-8: Co-ed
9-12: All girls (considering i pass Year 12, j/k)
I become interested in boys about half-way though Yr 8, and then i left, so i never got a change to see what would have happened. If you know what i mean. But i have a feeling that if i didn't leave i would have had a boyfriend by now. And the consequences of that would have come into effect. In year 9-10 i had that boy 'thing', you see any boy and you drool. But not anymore I have sort of grew up i guess. And now the HSC's my life.:mad1:
7-8: Co-ed
9-12: All girls (considering i pass Year 12, j/k)
I become interested in boys about half-way though Yr 8, and then i left, so i never got a change to see what would have happened. If you know what i mean. But i have a feeling that if i didn't leave i would have had a boyfriend by now. And the consequences of that would have come into effect. In year 9-10 i had that boy 'thing', you see any boy and you drool. But not anymore I have sort of grew up i guess. And now the HSC's my life.:mad1:
pinkbella
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are you a meridan girl, by any chance?
but i agree...eww...trinity boys
i went to an all girls school, and the stereotype over all girls school girls going all giggly over guys is just pathetic. i had so many guy friends during school (who all went to all boys schools, funnily enough) and i've never ben giggly or shy around guys. who cares?
uni is a million times better then any school anyway...
I apologise, what i meant to say was 'Maybe your school is full of those small percentage of males that appreciate a big throbbing cock more than a nice set of tits and engage in male on male relationships, otherwise known as homosexuals'
Forgive my lack of PC
Forgive my lack of PC
routemarker
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you know going to a single sex school should create more heterosexuals than homos as there will be a yearning for the opposite sex whereas in a coed you see the opposite sex every day which can have the opposite effect on some.
i went to a boys school so its hard with no girls around lol
i went to a boys school so its hard with no girls around lol