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| Primary/Elementary School (Grades PK-5th in US) | 13 | |
| Junior High/Middle School (Grades 6th-8th in US) | 5 | |
| Senior High/High School (Grades 9th-12th in US) | 12 | |
| Post High/College/Trade School | 12 | |
| Never went to school (TOO COOL FO' SKOOL) | 2 | |
| Never went to school (I was homeschooled) | 2 |
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Probably college. Those were the best days of my life lalala
Sixth form (what we have in the UK for people aged 16-18 who want to remain in education) was a wonderful time, and university is a wonderful time too. I'll say university is the best so far, though. I like my new friends just as much. In fact, I connect better with them, they're more diverse and we have more in common than my friends back home. The education is challenging but far more interesting, which makes it more satisfying. Being treated like an adult and living away from home is liberating. I'm far more confident and happy than I was even this time last year.
Elementary, I think was my happiest years. I use to go to a sitter and play with the other kids. It was mixed ages so we all got a long pretty well. (I don't get along well when everyone is my age). It was kind of boring but at school I had no friend, and after this when I got to old my parents transferred me to the YMCA where they separated us by age. Them as well as everyone on my school was a complete prick and the center would punish a child for saying "Hell" before they punished kids psychically bullying each other.
I'm at uni and so far last year was my happiest year everr... But hey, I am hoping to improve that ^^
Third grade. Third grade was the best year of my life. Recess, coloring, mommy and daddy still paying for all my useless shit. Easiest year ever! Pre-K to first grade I went to a strict private school, second grade was boring (and I wasn't used to public school) and I was bullied every year after the third (although I did enjoy 7th grade too). I've only taken part time classes at a junior college so that doesn't count. Plus, having to work to pay for your own expenses sucks, so third grade definitely wins my vote.
I'm in a slump. The va hospital doctor says I suffer from PTSd. Thing I don't really trust doctors. Who knows when my best years will be...I will probably never consciously know.