The way teenage brains work...
15-year old boy, talking about Spring Break next week:
"My sister and brother are going to Florida but I have to stay behind, so I'm going to have to play with myself all week long."
To me it sounded perfectly normal.
To everybody else in the class, all the 15-year olds, they cracked into hysterical, I'm-going-to-pee-myself, laughter.
"HE'S GOING TO PLAY WITH HIMSELF!!" they all shrieked. And we simply couldn't continue our work for 10 minutes.
If you ever wondered, that's what it's like working with high school students.
"My sister and brother are going to Florida but I have to stay behind, so I'm going to have to play with myself all week long."
To me it sounded perfectly normal.
To everybody else in the class, all the 15-year olds, they cracked into hysterical, I'm-going-to-pee-myself, laughter.
"HE'S GOING TO PLAY WITH HIMSELF!!" they all shrieked. And we simply couldn't continue our work for 10 minutes.
If you ever wondered, that's what it's like working with high school students.