β. . . I, see. Erm,Iβd appreciate it you reframed from lapsing into that with me.
Way to make me feel old and all that jazz. Though Iβm certainly not as youthful as most of you students-β
"I apologise. Where I'm from we were taught to honour our elders. Old habits die hard sometimes."
She explained, still she would stay where she was to allow them to pass if she wished.
When the other stepped to the side and bowed, they stopped entirely.
ββ? You donβt have to treat a teacher so ceremoniously, missβ¦β
That was confusing for someone like them.
(@BlightFilled)
Spotting the other class' homeroom teacher in the hallway she stepped aside to give them a clear path through and bowing her head slightly as a simple show of respect.
"It's immensely hard work and requires a lot of sacrifices and endless tough choices. But it's all truly a labour of love. It's a love that you can't describe until you've felt it."
ββ¦ Iβd like to think itβs those loyalties that the kids are blessed to have.
Being able to continue to live while working with such responsibility on oneβs back, I canβt imagine it.β
"Looking after a child while trying to study is no mean feat. Though I'm pleased that the school has supported them to continue their studies rather than giving them an ultimatum."
Yeah, she'd know a thing or two about becoming a teenage mother and how difficult it was.
They donβt fight nearly as often, and when they doβ¦ it somewhat reminds me their still at least immature in some ways. To enjoy the last fleeting moments of their youth.β
βFrankly, I believe theyβve grown up too fast for their ages. Some already have homes for when they graduate, one has a child, several already have agencies interested or part time jobs alongside their studies.
With mine, the fighting is bad but- I quite enjoy it.
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"It's better for them to grow too much than to go out there ill-prepared. My second years definitely need a lot of work put into them over the next two years to get them to that point. They all show amazing potential but many of them are still trying to come to grips with ---
βYou say that, but I feel youβve more experience with fledgelings than I. Mine have grown too much already Iβd sayβ-
Though Iβm not all that saddened over it. Itβs less work when they know discipline.β
"Perhaps it will be good for them. They'll be fending for themselves when they graduate, they need to figure out their niches. Fledglings have to make practice flights first, don't they?"
βIronically youβd be surprised. Things started calming down when the moreβ¦ chaotic ones started leaving the dorms more.
Though I fear for their reputation-β